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1966 Bsa Victor 441 on 2040-motos

US $54000
YearYear:1966 MileageMileage:173
Location:

Waupaca, Wisconsin, United States

Waupaca, Wisconsin, United States
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BSA VICTOR 441 tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):441

BSA VICTOR 441 description

Nice running numbers matching classic.  I had it gone over by a local shop and have enjoyed the bike.  It has the patina of a bike that's been around the block a few times. 
The lights all work, there is no key as this is a 1966 model that you shut off by pulling in the compression release.  Starts easy (I don't know why they have such a reputation ), I follow a drill and have no problem . 

As you can see in the video,( I haven't been able to upload the video) it will idle all day. Please email me a request and I will send you the video. ajader@live.com  I will also send you a copy of the bill from the shop where I had it worked on.  I will also give the buyer my super secret drill for starting it.  Actually I will tell it to anyone who asks.  lol
Clutch and transmission work great. Tires are 1 year old.  
It does have some rust on wheels and handle bars.  Muffler has a patch on backside.  The kick stand must have been welded on at some point, it does not have a great angle, thus the block of wood.

Sorry the pics are not straight, I will try to fix that.  Or I can email the pics to you. 

This BSA is a cool old bike that people love.  Especially the "Turn the Gas on Stupid!" on the tank.  I had hoped to keep this for a long time but have gotten myself tied up in the Mustang you can see in the background of one of the pics and it is costing me more that I thought.  My reserve price is 4K.  

Feel free to call or email any questions.  715 281 9337    It is a great old bike and I love talking about it:)

Thanks for looking at my listing and if you even have just a little interest, send me an email requesting the video where I ran it 11/26/2016.

PS I have a box with the original speedometer and the airbox.  Also some other stuff.


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