1917 Henderson Model G Four Cylinder

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          Description
          • Concours restoration
          • Very original motorcycle prior to restoration
          • Rebuilt engine and transmission
          • Henderson began 4-cylinder motorcycle production in 1912
          • The 1917 Model G introduced an updated 3-speed transmission
          • Also the wet-sump oiling system and a heavy duty clutch
          • Last year of production before being taken over by Schwinn
          • Rare accessories include optional generator and electric headlight.
          • Video of this Henderson starting, running and being ridden at speed in Document section below
          • Serial number of this machine (8651) indicates it is near the end of production
          • Many consider the 1917 Henderson Model G to be the last real Henderson 4
          • Alan Bedell set the transcontinental long-distance record riding a 1917 Model G for 1148 miles at Ascot PA to California for 24 hours with an average speed of 48 mph
          • Schwinn abruptly ceased production of the Henderson Four 1931
          • Sold on a Bill of Sale
          • Purchases by a Nevada resident or Nevada dealer are on a Bill of Sale for display purposes only
          • Not for highway or public road use