Description
Offered for sale is a one of a kind (one-off) Lineaweaver Racing assembled Rotax powered flat-tracker. This bike was custom built as a tribute to Ricky Graham. Ricky was AMA Grand National Champion three times: in 1982, 1984 and 1993 earning him AMA Athlete of the year in 1993. The bike was assembled during the 1991-92 calendar year. Andy Mill, the world-renowned World Cup downhill skier and AMA enthusiast, commissioned the assembly of the bike and was the first owner. Andy put nearly all of the bike’s current miles on it, totaling less than an estimated 20 hours. Being a race-modeled bike, no odometer exists. This is an incredibly special racing motorcycle worthy of serious consideration by any motoring collector.
Mechanically the bike is in excellent shape. The 600cc Super Single Rotax engine is Wood prepped, possessing a special piston and cam for higher flow and more power. The dyno sheet included with the bike shows 80whp at just over 4000 revs. The engine sits on a custom Wood designed frame weighing no more than 15lbs with a wheelbase of 54.5 inches. The bike itself weighs in at 251 lbs wet. The carburetor is a 41mm round slide Miyuni. The bike does not possess an electric start, as it was intended to be pushed by a race team, kick started in second. That said, an electric starter could be easily added in the future for those interested, but would not be an authentic modification.
In purchasing this bike you’re acquiring a collectible piece of racing history, not just a white knuckled street legal race bike. Included with the bike are one of a kind Ricky Graham number plates, signed photos of Graham testing the bike for Lineaweaver, a signed copy of the magazine the bike appeared in, the complete custom Lineaweaver manual, as well as a complete record of all maintenance services performed on the bike by the prior owner.
