Motorcycle Negotiation and History

Mike and Frank, known as pickers, visit a property after receiving a lead about Bonnie and Clyde's motorcycle. They meet a couple named Bonnie and Clyde, who own a 1934 Harley-Davidson. After some negotiation, they agree on a price of $11,200 for the motorcycle, despite it not running and lacking a title. The video concludes with the pickers expressing their satisfaction with the purchase and bidding farewell to the couple.

What was the initial misunderstanding about the motorcycle?

• It was assumed to be a racing bike.

• It was believed to belong to Bonnie and Clyde.

• It was considered a stolen vehicle.

• It was thought to be a new model.

What year is the Harley-Davidson motorcycle that Mike and Frank are interested in?

• 1929

• 1950

• 1934

• 1945

What was the significance of the 1934 Harley-Davidson model?

• It was the first Harley-Davidson with a sidecar.

• It was the last model produced before World War II.

• It was the first year of the big twin VL flathead motor.

• It was the most expensive model of its time.

What challenge did Mike and Frank face when trying to access the motorcycle?

• It was locked in a shed.

• It was buried under years of accumulated items.

• It was missing a key component.

• It was guarded by a dog.

What was a major concern for Mike during the negotiation?

• The weather conditions.

• The owner's attitude.

• The lack of a title.

• The motorcycle's color.

What was the final agreed price for the motorcycle?

• $11,200

• $10,000

• $15,000

• $13,000

What was the initial asking price for the motorcycle?

• $11,200

• $13,000

• $15,000

• $10,000

How did Mike feel about the purchase after the deal was made?

• Regretful

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Hopeful

What did Mike and Frank appreciate about Bonnie and Clyde?

• Their hospitality

• Their negotiation skills

• Their knowledge of motorcycles

• Their collection of antiques

What did Mike hope to achieve after purchasing the motorcycle?

• Restore it to working condition

• Sell it immediately

• Use it for racing

• Display it in a museum