1951 Bsa 500cc on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):500
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Heres a bonafied barnfind racing BSA. I do not have a huge wealth of knowledge of british bikes so I will do my best.
This was found in a barn in the hills of Cottage Grove Oregon. I had found it along with a very rare Indian motorcycle, they both had been setup for racing. There was a flat track in Junction City Oregon that is not very far from where these bikes were found. I bought the Indian and a friend bought the BSA. He went thru it enough to get it running, This included a carb rebuild, valve adjustment and magneto rebuild. I bought it from my buddy early this summer and its now time to pass it on to the next owner/caretaker. When the bikes were found they both had these extra seats out back, This one is not currently attached because a brace was cracked/broken. I pictured it both ways. The bike is sold with no title but a bill of sale............however I can get a clean Oregon title if needed. We ship worldwide and if a title is a shipping issue we can ship it in 3 packages to avoid titles. Please feel free to ask any and all questions 503 766 9484 cell/text |
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