“74 or More” was a term coined by Bill “Hillbilly” Hill in the sixties while he was hanging around Bell, California. He was asked what size his chopper’s modified engine was, and he answered simply “74, or more.” The phrase caught on, folks started using it, and before you knew it, the motorcycle world was smitten by it.
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Rupp snowmobiles were a short-lived but somewhat popular brand that was around during the 1960s and 1970s. These machines are most known for being fast