American Eagle Motorcycles
"AMERICAN EAGLE" Overhead Cam 750
The EAGLE 750 is a completely modern motorcycle, featuring a 60 horsepower overhead cam engine with a 5-speed transmission and an electric starter. Rapid acceleration and smooth high speed touring are this baby's real calling. Just try one and see what luxury and explosive performance are all about.
A Brief History of the Marque
John McCormack set up the American Eagle brand in 1966 after previously working for the US divisions of Honda and Suzuki. The parent company McCormack International imported various Italjet, Laverda & Kawasaki models and sold them under the American Eagle name. The Renegade used the Laverda 125 Trail as a base but it was fitted with a 150cc motor plus the Californian designed and manufactured UNICON fibreglass bodywork kit.
When the company went into liquidation in the early 1970s they owed a large amount of money to Sprite, which never fully recovered.
Models include:
750GT (Laverda) 350 Cheeta Street Scrambler
175 Wrangler Trail/Scrambler (F3 Kawasaki)
1969/1970 175cc Bushwacker (F3 Kawasaki)
125 Comanche Moto Cross 250 Geronimo Motocross
Renegade Trail/Scrambler 150 405 Talon, 350 Marauder 100 Sidewinder
Desert Eagle Mini Dune Buggy.
2001 Stinger 88 CI Rev Tech engine, 70's chopper styling.
Sources: Phil Aynsley, historywebsite.co.uk, et al.
N.B. American Eagle Manufacturing Company, Inc. was founded by Greg Spak in 1995, in Santa Cruz, California. That company produced hundreds of quality American-style machines prior to falling foul of bad influences. The names Logan and Cashmen are frequently mentioned in an article at wikibin.org.
The name was revived around 2004, and quality machines fitted with large-capacity S&S V-twins were built for the American market by a Tenessee firm, Bad Toys Holdings.
02-Mar-2021
dfector at gmail.com
unsure model
I have an american eagle motorcycle and I cant find another one like it online. The VIN on the stem reads f3-106765, theres a number on the engine that reads F3E07175. Any information would be insanely helpful. Thank you.
LeRoy L.
Wisconsin
The F3 is based on a Kawasaki F3 175cc Bushwacker 1969/1970. The tank on yours appears to differ, but all other parts seem to be the same. No further information at present. Image posted to Comments
09-Dec-2020
elguaco at live.com
American Eagle 2000 Stinger
Where can I find a manual and parts list?
John Benedict
United States
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It appears few of these were constructed. A Rev Tech dealer may supply an engine manual and parts list. Hearty congratulations on the election outcome.
23-Jul-2020
elguaco at live.com
American Eagle
Where can I find a manual? What size battery? What type of oil? etc
John Benedict
United States
02-Apr-2019
tlmorgan at cyclepsycho.com
1969 Kawasaki F3 175 Bushwacker American Eagle
We got one of these in and are trying to figure out the American Eagle modifications from an original F3. Do you know beyond seat and speedo what was changed?
Trish Morgan
Eugene
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Sorry, no information at present.
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