NGC any Harley / Aermacchi fans?

[Canuck750]

I have finaly seen the light and bought my first Harley  ,  the spaghetti western verison of the Aeramcchi 250, in this case what is more or less a 1966 250 Sprint. I bought a frame, swing arm, gas tank and tool box that was in a fire and covered in surface rust. A couple years ago I found an unloved 1966 250 Sprint motor I rebuilt last year. I picked up a set of triple clamps and a pair of forks off a 1968 Sprint, the front hub is off a Honda Black Bomber. The swing arm and rear wheel is off a 1970 350 Aermacchi moto cross model. The Sprint rear fender is not right for this bike and the seat is from a Benelli thats just resting in place.



I have found an Aermacchi Ala Verde 250 gas tank and the left tool box, foot pegs and various other bits from a fellow in CA and a set of low flat handle bars in Italy.

I am looking for a set of forks from an earlier Sprint, circa 1962 ~ 1965 and a matching front fender, these fork lowers have a tab near the axle support that takes a fender bracket and the fender is slim. I am also looking for a slender rear fender for a 1966 Sprint.

This is the front fender and forks I am after



And the rear fender I am looking for



If anyone has or knows where I could find these forks / fenders please send me a PM.

Thanks!

Jim

[oldbike54]

                                                                        Spaghetti Harlette

 Always liked them , had an open fin 250 for a short while , don't know anything about them .

 Dusty

[Frenchfrog]

Have lusted after one of those for years now...should have pulled the trigger when they were affordable over here as they are now rare and sought after ! Another dream was a Gillera Saturno but equally unobtainable without selling kidneys.....

[chuck peterson]

Will this do? 1968 hd/aeriomacciato 250H

Connecticut craigslist/new haven

https://wildguzzi.com/forum/index.php?topic=110248.0

[Canuck750]

Too bad he won’t part it out. That’s the same front end as I have, maybe I can use what I have and look for that type of front fender, looks ok
Thanks
Jim

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

You might check with this guy, back when I had a Sprint or was working on one for a friend, I bought a few parts there.
http://motoitalia.parts/

[JJ]

Always liked them!!  Late 60's-early 70's Sprint 350 SS.  Cool beans!!

[Canuck750]

You might check with this guy, back when I had a Sprint or was working on one for a friend, I bought a few parts there.
http://motoitalia.parts/

Thanks Charlie, have not come across that shop yet and will get in touch with them.

Jim