Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
See the video of this machine in action here:
youtu.be/Fij6jpYb1T0
Please forgive the out-of-focus bits in this video.
I recently bought two new-in-the-box 1970 Allied Leisure Wild Cycle arcade machines. In this video we unbox one of them. This factory sealed game was opened on October 31, 2020.
In addition to the unboxing, I also go over some of the mechanics and basics inside the machine in this video.
I totally forgot to detail the 8-track player. in this video. The unit is attached to the ceiling of the game and needed the belt to be replaced in order to get it working. A 5" flat belt is all that is required, in case you're looking to repair your non-working 8-track player. It's undoubtedly the coolest feature of the game and I'm sorry that I didn't talk about in the video.
See the video of this machine in action here:
youtu.be/Fij6jpYb1T0
Please forgive the out-of-focus bits in this video.
I recently bought two new-in-the-box 1970 Allied Leisure Wild Cycle arcade machines. In this video we unbox one of them. This factory sealed game was opened on October 31, 2020.
In addition to the unboxing, I also go over some of the mechanics and basics inside the machine in this video.
I totally forgot to detail the 8-track player. in this video. The unit is attached to the ceiling of the game and needed the belt to be replaced in order to get it working. A 5" flat belt is all that is required, in case you're looking to repair your non-working 8-track player. It's undoubtedly the coolest feature of the game and I'm sorry that I didn't talk about in the video.
