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You are bidding on a 1970 BSA 650 desert sled. Customer of ours brought this in for us to sell as is.. He raced it back in the day. Lots of custom one off parts, custom frame, cerrani forks, fiberglass tank and rear fender, it's the real deal.. Engine turns over with compression, gas has been drained for many years. With a little work you can have this running again and race it in the vintage races. Comes with the custom center stand. Coil is being held on with tape and there are some misc wires hanging here and there, being sold as is, non-running.. Patina like this cannot be duplicated. Check out the pics! Can be picked up here at the shop or shipped thru haulbikes or you can arrange your own shipping.
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