1977 Benelli Sei on 2040-motos

This original unmolested and rare machine is one(1) of four(4) bikes for sale from my collection, and is currently part of a two(2) month exhibit ending on 9/5/16 at The Stony Brook Museum Educational and Cultural Center in Stony Brook, New York. I have owned this bike for 17 years, and purchased it in 1999 from California. Rarely ridden, so time to sell.

The SEI  was the world's first production six-cylinder motorcycle producing 71bhp @ 8900rpm and is renowned for it's exceptional vibration-free smoothness and "very exciting" exhaust note---nothing sounds quite like the SEI with it's six(6) pipes. Designed by Piero Prampolini (formerly of Parilla and Mondial), the SOHC engines were assembled at Moto Guzzi's Mandello factory at Lake Como, then sent to Pesaro and installed into the excellent fully welded frame/chassis made by the factory "NV Nino Verlicchi" with Marzzochi suspension, Tommaselli electrical switches, race twin front disc brakes by Brembo, Borrani alloy rims, Veglia instruments, triple Dellorto carbs, Silentium/Busso Torino exhaust system (one piece pipe/mufflers), Bosch alternator and regulator--only the best quality accessories for the best quality Italian bike..  The total build of the 750 SEI was approx. 3,200,  with 1,058 being imported into the United States.

Included is a clear State of New York Title, Owners Manual copy, Parts Manual and Shop Manual, plus a few specialty tools for servicing the bike.