Dang, Chris, you're gettin' kinda picky, ain'tcha? I tell you what -- for about $XX each I'll answer your questions, soon's I get over to there and give it a kick. I'll have my grandson kick while I have Nancy hold onto the spark plug wire. Me? I'll record the entire test sequence, including Nancy's jumps in the air if and when if does spark. But don't think that video will be shown without compensation to her.
Realistically -- now you've asked a question that'll take a key to answer. I don't know if Jean still has it -- and if I do -- it's well-hidden. I can use the kick starter to spin things -- can't get the ignition on, though. So no spark tests, no Nancy jumping videos.
By the way, it's parked with a new neighbor that got put into storage yesterday. Already there was the '66 'Vette 427 4-speed convertible, and now there's a '67 Alfa-romero ragtop next to the Corvette. The bike is right where it needs to be to show the finest points of both cars.
By the way, one fellow here has offered real money for the bike. Since that person has made a money offer -- I'll wait to see if anyone else is serious before telling him that he could have the bike. With his offer -- the bike would go away, but Jean, the owner, won't be going for early retirement.