1975 Mongoose Motomag 
#1 2010-10-10 11:26pm
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1975 Mongoose Motomag
1975 Mongoose Motomag
Early Mongoose survivor with OG Schwinn parts and Tuff Wheels
1975 Mogoose survivor with Schwinn and Ashtabula parts. Thats all they had back then. Dorcy bars, Ashtabula cranks, Schwinn sprocket. Check out the little metal piece put into the gooseneck to keep the bars from slipping. Pre Tuf Neck. This thing is OG down to the tires and tubes. I picked this up in a trade quite a few years ago and just stuck it in my crawl space. It is pretty small, rides like a pit bike. 
I need a rear Motomag I!
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#2 2010-10-11 6:02am
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Finally got the bike pointing in the right direction to get it into the museum.
I need a rear Motomag I!
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#3 2010-10-11 8:43am
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Sweet score!
What's your serial number Scotty?
Have you sent it to Waza for his log? I'm sure he'll be interested in a '75.
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#4 2010-10-11 5:02pm
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Serial # is 10854. I haven't sent it to Waza but I will. Thanks.
I need a rear Motomag I!
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#5 2010-10-11 5:31pm
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Nice to see another one 
He who dies with the most toys WINS!
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#6 2010-10-13 8:23pm
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Always nice to see a '75 Mongoose. 
Pretty sure Yellow Tuffs weren't available back in '75 though, so these Tuffs probably aren't OG to the bike.
I think Tuffs were available in black only until sometime around '77.
A "Squonk" is like a Mongoose only much harder to find...
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#7 2011-05-07 3:38pm
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Classic colors..!! Love it.!!
Handle Bars , Rusty Cars n PBR,s
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#8 2012-03-08 9:43pm
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Very nice color combination! Looks very light
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#9 2012-04-14 6:32pm
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Sweet
Looking for anything Gary Littlejohn, Especially 26" forks, and 26" Laguna Forks.
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#10 2012-04-14 6:34pm
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Yet another sweet goose in the museum.
[img]http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/t380/KMF122371/1d9676eb886-1.jpg[/img]
The winners choice.
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#11 2012-04-15 8:48am
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Re: 1975 Mongoose Motomag
Yet another sweet goose in waza's museum... nice ol school coolness..
wtb a 2nd gen 82 supergoose frame & fork
Dont mess with the power of old school baby!
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