[GoldTroll]

hi guys.. i own a gold lease in outback Western Australia and today came across tthese old forks... look familiar to anyone. as a biker would love if they can find a home just no idea what they are off..tia

 

[Critter]

Well I for one don't have a clue.

 

[Tinsnips]

Wow. Those are old school stuff. I am second guessing if those are forks or a swing arm. Looks too long for a swing arm though. I don't see anywhere to attach handlebars. I hope some of the old school guys chime in here and tells us what it is.

 

[although]

A google image search using "antique motorcycle" turns up quite a few bikes with leaf-spring front suspension with forks that look a lot like this.

Sort of 1915 era stuff, basically beefy bicycles with small engines. Cool find!

 

[GoldTroll]

yes closest i could find was 1915 Indian..

 

[although]

Something like this perhaps?

 

[although]

Or this one:

 

[GoldTroll]

yup..but like i said CLOSEST haha seems alot used similar design for that era.. can find absolutely no markings ..hence why im here.. lol

 

[Doktor]

You might be up against it without some identifying info. Around the early 1900's there were at least half a dozen home grown Australian motorcycle manufacturers, as well as dozens of international manufacturers.

 

[Kuiil]

hi guys.. i own a gold lease in outback Western Australia and today came across tthese old forks... look familiar to anyone. as a biker would love if they can find a home just no idea what they are off..tia
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This guy would probably buy it:

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