Picked this 78 ATC 90 Yesterday

[hublake]

Attachment 130120Attachment 130121Attachment 130122Attachment 130123Pick this up the other day as I figured it would be the next in line for the two grandsons when they outgrow the 70

The only problems I see are the front fender and the seat needs some work. Runs good, gas tank shows no rust. I see that the carb needs some work as I forgot to turn the petcock off last night and gas is running out the over flow tube on the bottom. Minor problem. The owner thought it was a 79 as that is what the sticker says on the frame under the gas tank. I ran the Vin and it came up a 78. Not bad for $250.00

[coolpool]

Not bad at all. A good deal for $250. What's the story on the hole in the fender? It looks as though someone put too big of a tire on it and it wore through; but I would think the rear of the fender would have gone first?

[hublake]

There are four bolts that hold the front fender on, well two of them are missing, causing the fender to pivot down on the wheel, it must of took a long time to wear through.

[swifty]

nice find its hard to find them all original anymore and for cheap to boot!

[atc350xer]

Real nice score... I have a couple of them too, there's just something about the 90's...

[tri again]

LOVE the 90's.
Just comforting to see points and other stuff we can actually fool with to fix
on the trail, if need be.

[gomer202]

Net me I found a NOS tank for that model of bike for $100 is that a good deal??

[Shorty]

Now you need to put a 200X front wheel on there and give it some Bling.



Shorty

[rdlsz24]

Check the rear axle bearing play before riding it too much. They were shot on my 79 110 but I rode it around the yard a bit anyway. I hit a low spot with the left tire and the chain broke. Luckily I was going slow so the slinging chain didn't do any damage.

Rob