Twisters, bearcats, and hotshots

[buckeye]

Thank you for your time and information.

Man, it would be cool to see and hear those two talking about the old days. :thumbsup:

Bet you have some great memories.:bowdown:

 

[Brooklyn Bob]

I love hearing stories about the guys that designed and built these old minbikes. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Jeffstwister]

Bob thanks for the info, I picked up a late model twister a month ago. I all there and I am going to restore it. I grew I pout Hera in the 60s and 70s and always wanted one, but never could afford it. I might call you for some poster, I have been putting a book together as I redo it.

 

[xr7gt]

I know this post is a year old.
Thanks for the info, Bob. Can I buy some of the old advertising or dealer info?
I recently bought a Twister not sure if it's a 67 or 68 It's serial number is 632.
My son Robbie riding it for the first time yesterday.

 

[Twister Project]

I have an old BearCat "Twister" that built in Phoenix I imagine its form the late 60's that Im in the process of restoring for my dad and I was wondering if anyone knew of a place or web sight I cant get some OEM parts. IE the twister sticker is rotting off and it would be nice to get a new one. Also would anyone know of a cycle shop in the phoenix area, I used to go to Dave's but its now closed. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!