Cycle Cars and Henderson Motors

The video follows a visit to South Dakota where Mike and Dave discuss the purchase of a rare cycle car. They explore the history and technical details of the car, including its Henderson motor. After negotiating, they finalize a deal for the car and a Lloyd van. The video concludes with reflections on the purchase and the joy of pursuing one's passion.

What was the initial offer made for the car and the belly tanker?

• $20,000

• $25,000

• $15,000

• $10,000

What is a unique feature of cycle cars?

• They have four wheels.

• They use motorcycle engines.

• They are made entirely of wood.

• They are electric.

Which company originally started the Henderson motorcycle?

• Schwinn Bicycle Company

• Henderson Motorcycle Company

• Indian Motorcycle

• Harley-Davidson

What was the main reason police departments preferred Henderson motorcycles?

• They were the fastest and largest.

• They were the most affordable.

• They had the best fuel efficiency.

• They were the most stylish.

Why was the transmission cut off from the cycle car?

• To increase speed

• To reduce weight

• For a specific application

• To save on costs

What is the significance of the Henderson motor in the cycle car?

• It is an electric motor.

• It is the cheapest option available.

• It is a rare and powerful motor.

• It is a modern engine.

What was the final agreed price for the car and the Lloyd van?

• $12,500

• $13,500

• $12,000

• $13,000

What was the outcome of the coin flip during the negotiation?

• They decided not to flip.

• Dave won the flip.

• Mike won the flip.

• The flip was a tie.

What is the narrator's perspective on losing $500 in the deal?

• He focuses on the joy of owning the cycle car.

• He regrets the purchase.

• He is upset about it.

• He plans to sell the car immediately.

What is the narrator's view on retirement?

• He plans to retire soon.

• He believes in working as long as he enjoys it.

• He wants to retire and travel.

• He thinks retirement is unnecessary.