Newbie, found an Elite

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Newbie, found an Elite

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Hey guys, I just found an old Elite that I'll be getting for free to fix up and work on as a project. I haven't seen any pictures of it yet, but found out it's blue so far lol. I should have pics in the next few hours. I was wondering what are the major concerns on these to look out for when they have been sitting for awhile. It's basically been garaged for a looooooong time. More to follow soon......thx!
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Found out it's an Elite 80. Don't have the year yet.
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sorry= its worthless :surprise:
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Don't mind him.

Elite 80's are their own thing. No speed parts, but with 80cc are nice to have on roads. Typical 45MPH top speed. Parts are plentiful.
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yup, and awesome gas mileage. cant go wrong for a straight cruiser :thumbsup:
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Any ideas on the year?
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roadie114 wrote:Any ideas on the year?
well, they were made part-for-part exactly the same for nearly 2 decades, weren't they?
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Look on the frame for its tag. The year, S/N and other info is listed on it.
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Seems we went down this path once before not long ago. The 80 is one of those things that some love and some hate. Personally, I always love a freebie and a challenge... until it begins to cost me.

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That could be anywhere between 1985 and 2007.
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