This 1961 Cushman Trailster was reportedly refurbished under prior ownership, acquired by the current owner circa 2010, and thereafter put on static display. The bike is finished in yellow and equipped with a Husky four-stroke single paired with a two-speed manual transmission. Features include a hand shifter, a leading-link fork, a side stand, a kick starter, a solo seat, a headlight, a taillight, and twin brake pedals. This Trailster is offered at no reserve in Ohio for off-road use only with an owner’s manual, a parts book, and a bill of sale.

The bike was powder-coated yellow under prior ownership, per the seller, and features a solo seat upholstered in black vinyl with contrasting piping.  Additional details include a left-side engine guard, a side stand, a cargo rack, a headlight, a taillight, expanded-metal shrouding over the rear wheel, and a rubber rear mudflap. There is a nick in the seat vinyl shown in the gallery.

Black and blue graphics are found on both sides of the fuel tank, which is held onto the frame with twin chrome straps.

The 8″ steel wheels are finished in silver and wear a Cushman-branded tire up front, and a Goodyear tire with sidewall cracks out back. The leading-link fork comprises the bike’s only suspension. Braking is from drums at both ends, the rear of which is actuated by twin foot pedals.

The handlebar carries black grips, a twist-grip throttle, and a front brake lever. No instrumentation is present, and total mileage is unknown. A stop button is found on the top of the engine shroud.

The Husky four-stroke single features a kick starter, a partially shrouded cylinder head, an exhaust system that exits high on the right side of the bike, and a custom intake with a Mikuni carburetor and a conical open-element air filter. The bike has not been started or run under current ownership. The seller states the engine turns over and has spark.

The bike is equipped with a hand-shifted two-speed manual transmission and a drive chain with a lower guard.

An owner’s manual and a parts book are included in the sale.

The bike does not have a title or registration. It is being sold on a bill of sale only.