1971 Bsa Lightning A65 650 on 2040-motos

US $1,995.00

Year:1971 Mileage:100

Location:

Dunn, North Carolina, United States

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BSA LIGHTNING A65 650 photos

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BSA LIGHTNING A65 650 tech info

Engine Size (cc):650

BSA LIGHTNING A65 650 description

1971 BSA LIGHTNING?? .

THIS BIKE WAS FOUND IN A BARN HERE IN NC WHERE IT SAT SINCE THE EARLY 80S. IT LOOKS TO BE PRETTY COMPLETE, MINUS SOME ENGINE PARTS AND PIPES. IT IS A VERY RARE, HARD TO FIND BIKE. SEE PICS FOR WHAT IS INCLUDED. SEE PICS.THE BIKE IS BEING SOLD AS IS WHERE IS. NO TITLE. THERE IS NO TITLE. THIS PAGE SAYS CLEAR TITLE BECAUSE EBAY DOES NOT HAVE A NO TITLE OPTION. THE BIKE HAS NO TITLE. IT MUST BE PICKED UP IN DUNN NC 28334 WITHIN 30 DAYS OF AUCTION END. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS AND COSTS. PAYMENT IS DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION END, NO EXCEPTIONS. QUESTIONS? CALL BILLY AT TIRED IRON CLASSICS AT 252-565-2212. I HAVE BEEN INFORMED BY SOME BSA EXPERTS THAT THE ENGINE NUMBERS LOOK TO HAVE POSSIBLY BEED ALTERED AT SOME POINT IN BIKES LIFE. SEE PICS.

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