1969 Bsa B44vs on 2040-motos

US $5700

Year:1969 Mileage:999 Color: Yellow

Location:

Otis Orchards, Washington, United States

BSA B44VS photos

BSA B44VS tech info

Engine Size (cc):441 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Dual-Purpose For Sale By:Private Seller

BSA B44VS description

BSA STREET SCRAMBLER

This BSA B44 is set up for AHRMA vintage motocross BUT it's street legal with LED lighting. Ride your racer to the races! 1969 BSA B44VS victor special with 35mm non-leading axle forks, Mikuni VM carb, Anti-Gravity battery, super bright and light weight LED lighting, 21" front wheel, alloy fenders and number plates, nice tank with nice paint, new seat, sweet bike. See the video below and look at the pictures for more details and condition.

Titled as a 1970 which is very common in the United States for British bikes from the 60's. I've had several bikes titled a model year newer from the 60's. This engine is date coded 12-12-68 and vin is 02-69 so definitely a 1969 model. Engine and frame numbers match. The cases have been repaired at some point (good work). This is not a "restored" motorcycle, just a very presentable race bike or daily rider. $500 deposit is due within 48 hours of the auction end. Full payment due within 14 days of the auction end. Bike is to be picked up within two weeks unless other arrangements have been made with me. I am willing to ship internationally but it is the buyer's responsibility to arrange for and pay for all shipping. I can aid in sourcing shippers. Bike must be paid for before the bike will be released to a shipper. This is a nearly 50 year old motorcycle so, yes, it has issues, it drips oil, requires maintenance has scratches and dings and has no warranty. Sold as-is, where-is.

BSA B44VS for Sale

1970 bsa b44vs(US $2,750.00)

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