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No start up really?

They both look and sound authentic. Well done !

Very cool 👍......How comfortable is the riding position with the old school handlebars?

Have one, bad clutch. Would love to talk with you about how you fixed yours.

Looks so much better without the big rubber USA bumpers (required for import into the USA).

That bell is just BEAUTIFUL

i appreciate this vid. Nice. BUT - i wanted to hear it.

Let's put your engineering skills on an electric starter motor end multiple gear ratios

What is the top speed

What size back sprocket do you have

Do you have to shift it?

Damn good job!

What color is this I have the exact same year same bike am looking to redo the oem color headlight

That inline 3, 2 stroke would be cool in a Go-Kart/cross kart....3 diy expansion pipe headers for it.

I haven't sat in or drove a Sonnet 3 but if has that fun to drive Go-Kart feel like a 90s Honda crx. Then I think it has a lot going for it. #1 looks cool & also unique #2 pretty aerodynamic at 0.31cd #3 very lightweight at around 2000lbs. If it had an engine that made 100+hp with manual transmission that had OD. You could have a fun to drive sportscar that also go great mpgs...I was looking at pictures of the 1.7L Taunus V4 with a supercharger on it..If it was mated to a 4 speed with OD would be awesome.

Smells like a nice motorized bike! 🚲

The fact, that even without exhaust pipe it still sounds great is a great tribute to how nice 3 cylinder twostrokes sound. Also Saab motorized bike when?

Sweet deal man. Thanks for sharing.

lol that road is just barely a road.

Sweet

Wow and it still runs awesome bro

This bike is so cool! Makes me want to throw an engine on my old 48 straight bar 😂

I have always loved Saab, from childhood

Thanks for posting this! I liked your sense of humor and the way you described the vehicle and its quirkiness. I am considering buying a '65 88 but am intimated a bit learning all the skills I will need. Great video!

Hope you got it running ! Would suck to see a piece of American motorbike history turned into a lawn ornament ..... Very cool bike !

When's her first real excursion?

Nope, not the roller coaster it’s a bike

Very nice work on this build! It looks really kuel!💯 Looks like a strong frame to put it in and that the key #1!Looking forward to your next build #2. Keep up the great work my friend and stay safe out there.👍

If your gonna build them don't do anything fake makes your build worthless check mine out every thing built to do its job

It sounds like a little yamaha banshee

Very cool bike.

You could also use a dual brake lever for the clutchs

Where did you buy the engine mounts

is that a 3.75 litre gas tank?

Excellent video fantatic Like and greeting my Friend from Argentina nuevo suscriptor suscribete 😊

I majorly disagree, my car rn is a 72 sonett 3 and it runs beautifully and i have been able to find performance parts to replace the broken ones..... you just have to look deeper than surface level bruh.

You did amazing work I am glad you are still kicking your family is probably scared of what happened but that is part of motorcycling we take risks but we enjoy what we do even when it kills us but that is part of the risk you cannot give up on your passion because of fear for a slow death is worse then dying doing what you love.

Hey there again just wanted to ask what your top speed would have been probably 60 50 mph ? Thanks

Being a1971 Sonnett III, it's certainly a 1500 cc V4 Ford engine, called the Essex in the UK, and Cologne in Germany. Interestingly, it was exactly the same engine as that fitted to SAAB 96 sedan and wagon. In SAAB model numbering tradition, the Sonnett is sometimes referred to as the SAAB 97. I understand that it was the first four stroke engine used in SAAB cars. Before that, they were all two strokes, and required a mix of oil and gasoline at each refill, just like a lawnmower.

Dude!

The engine is actually a Ford V4 essex,

Very cool bike bro

was this build faster than the twins you've put together?

What shift kits are you using

hey any more content on this particular build

How tall are you? I’m 6’2” and not sure I would fit in one.

My dad bought one new same color . When he converted it from 2 to 3 at the dealer the difference was huge. The handling was excellent and it could eat up any Corvette of its time. Thanks for refreshing the memory.

Could probably use one of the fuel tanks of the cheap 80cc china bike kits. The bike loks alot like them

She's gorgeous.

Would be so cool to ride that beautiful crusty machine down them gravel/dirt roads!