WTB Arctic cat ramrod parts

[kball]

The Ramrod is my first bike I ever owned and I still have it. Bought in 1984 for $80
Looking for the following:
tail light assy
The metal shrouding that goes around the cylinder
Core carburetor
kill switch
brake cables

 

[ArcticMinibike]

I have an NOS made in Japan tail light for it and a source for cables.

 

[dgrall]

Will you share your source for cables?

 

[gumpit]

Try contacting member JPR95. He has a bunch of them.

 

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Try contacting member JPR95. He has a bunch of them.

 

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Try contacting member JPR95. He has a bunch of them.

 

[ArcticMinibike]

Will you share your source for cables?

Jeff Mihalko at Restoration Specialties will make you some custom cables. They are 2-piece brass ends and slightly narrower barrels than the originals on the lever end, but the best quality and the closest to original that you'll find anywhere. NOS are non-existent. I use Jeff's cables on all my Arctic bikes if I can't find a good used one (which is impossible).

 

[ArcticMinibike]

Try contacting member JPR95. He has a bunch of them.

Jimmy does have the most impressive Ramrod collection. You should see it in person....and his build-off bike from last year. Beautiful!

 

[gumpit]

Jimmy does have the most impressive Ramrod collection. You should see it in person....and his build-off bike from last year. Beautiful!

I did see it in person. I drove there last month. Great guy.they look very cool up on the shelf in the shop.

 

[ArcticMinibike]

I did see it in person. I drove there last month. Great guy.they look very cool up on the shelf in the shop.

Cool. Let me know if you're ever in town again. If anyone is into Arctic's, we can go see John Nepper. His dad was the head of engineering for Arctic and General Leisure and designed all the Arctic bike models, both from Thief River and Omaha. John has one or more of every model. John runs a plastics corp about a mile from Jimmy's shop.