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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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One of a kind barn find. 1967 BSA Lightning A65LA 650. We bought the motorcycle with the understanding it has been in a garage for 20 years. The tank was dry and clean, we flushed the fuel lines, installed new spark plugs and the bike fired first try. This is still a barn find so it will need work to be road worthy but I don't believe much. Has the original tool kit and owners manual. The odometer is very dark and hard to read. This would be a great restoration project or a great bike to get road worthy and leave the way it is. Every part seems to be intact, the bike will not come with a battery, I have what I believe are the stock mufflers that will come with the bike. Clear title. Please call with questions 614-374-5957. I will gladly meet a transporter but will not arrange shipping myself. Bike is located in Columbus, Ohio if you would like to view before bidding.
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