« on: February 03, 2014, 10:36:38 am »
It's a bit short on technology for 1982 but it's cool nonetheless. I've never heard of it.
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1982 Sachs Nauder 125 MX. These bikes were made by the Sachs of France importer (Nauder) after Sachs got out of the motorcycle business. Nauder bought up the parts and started making bikes for a few years, if I understand correctly. Probably the only one in North America as I got it from Europe many years ago hoping to find a 250 motor to put into it. Haven't seen any for sale before or after this as they are pretty scarce. The bike looks original except for rear fender and it has very low hours. The only thing needed would be to freshen up suspension seals. I hate to see this go but I have too many bikes, not enough room, and not enough time. Asking $3750 and I will take off some money for local or previous buyers from me.
Eric Weaver
Broomfield, CO
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