1971 Bsa on 2040-motos
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Mileage:7
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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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PLEASE READ MY DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY. PLEASE READ MY PAYMENT TERMS. PLEASE READ THE SHIPPING TERMS ALL BEFORE YOU BID. THANK YOU VERY MUCH THIS VEHICLE DOES NOT COME WITH A WARRANTY EITHER IMPLIED OR DIRECT. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. 1971 BSA Thunderbolt 650 This is my BSA Thunderbolt. I have the clear title to the bike. The bike starts and runs and rides and everything works. The bike is a frame up restoration, starting with using black frame powder-coating, and then used the bottom end from a 1967 BSA Lightning and so I have included a picture of the engine number and the frame number for your observation. This engine runs smooth as any BSA around. Everything in the engine was gone through and it was dis assembled and re assembled using the standard bore still with new pistons and rings, etc..... It shifts nicely, of course these have a right side shift and left side brake. The bike has a brand new set of Dunlop Gold Series tires on it. Now, I do not have the turn signals but they are available on ebay. The bike has no oil leaks and for a Brit bike that is a rarity eh? The fuel tank has been perfectly cleaned inside and correctly lined as pictured. It has a new set of mufflers, new front fender, new seat cover, new paint, new cables, clutch and brakes. It is a nice bike. A 1971 Thunderbolt that you could be proud to own. The bike gets a huge crowd everywhere I ride it. I rode it to church Sunday and people were crowding around it in the parking lot and they all were admiring it. She is a head turner for sure. I would say that of all my bikes, this one and my Z1 get the most crowds around them when I ride them. Hey, Thanks for looking. This bike is located in Onsted, Michigan 49265 which is 62 miles southwest of Detroit and 45 minutes northwest of Toledo, Ohio. I do not ship vehicles, and I am not a dealer or a mechanic. The buyer is responsible to arrange and pay for their own shipping or pick the vehicle up. I will store the vehicle for up to 30 days. Please try to get it picked up by then, otherwise, storage fees of $10 per day will be added to what you owe. Thanks. PAYMENT: Please, PAY PAL ONLY. I send you an Invoice as soon as the auction ends and you pay the Invoice then please. You will need to give me your email address as soon as you buy the bike ok? These are my terms. Thank you.
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