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Mileage:45
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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA Lightning description
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Spectacular restoration of a 1966 BSA Lightning 650. This comes out of a private collection and was formerly owned and ridden by a famous musician-singer-songwriter…..name to be known to the buyer of this bike. Out of respect and privacy, the name of this person will not be released in this description. The bike has been meticulously cared for, maintained and stored inside. The bike looks and runs like new. The pictures tell it all and you will not find a nicer ’66 BSA Lightning out there. The bike comes with a clear title, which is signed by and still in the musicians name. PLEASE NOTE - The bike can be seen on request. Additional photos are available on request. For sight unseen sales we strongly encourage buyers to have a representative come and inspect the bike before purchase. All freight shipments must be arranged by the buyer. We will facilitate on this end. All sales are final. Thank You! |
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