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1971 BSA Lightning (1971)
Posting my 1971 Lightning cafe . Just mildly restored after sitting for over ten years. Ready for the road with clean titleClutch works like newGood brakesShifts greatAll lights and horn workSmiths Gauges workLow original milesRemote spin-on oil filterFresh oil changenew spark plugsGas tank cleaned and new fuel filters installedCarbs cleaned and tunedChain tensionedPoints cleaned and gappedNew batteryFiberglass seat/tailVelocity stacks, extended intake manifolds and straight pipes with period correct cocktail shaker "mufflers" Kickstart only, No choke, "ticklers" on each carb to start coldRight side shift, left side rear brakeNot for the faint of heart, but that's what makes it such a great time capsuleLooking for $5k or trade for Honda Blackbird , Ducati, fire blade, fat boy, vlx600, RD350, RD400, GT500, H1, H2 All trades considered worst I can say is no2024-06-22 07:56:24Amesbury, Massachusetts, United States11,1004,995.00 -
1967 BSA Lightning (1967)
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.2016-12-06 04:46:30Westerville, Ohio, United States16700 -
1967 BSA Lightning (1967)
A65HA1594https://youtu.be/S2XJzflVy9I The engine and frame are 1967 Hornet serial numbers. I have owned the bike for the last ten years and have made the following changes. New Rims Stainless SpokesNew wheel bearingsDunlop K70 TiresLow UK handlebarsAmal 930 concentric carburetors were new when I purchased the bikeNew fork stanchions, bushings and springs Hagon Shocks Boyer ignition Gel Battery Fenders re-chromed by Atlantic Coast PlatingI have put 1850 miles on the bike Clear title2016-10-31 04:48:24Signal Mountain, Tennessee, United States113000 -
1967 BSA Lightning (1967)
Up for Auction: 1967 BSA Lightning motorcycle 7500 miles from new 650 cc Twin Carbs Very correct & original Excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition; however there are some blemishes on the fuel tank New seat cover Converted to new Amal 930 carbs History: Well cared for, always stored indoors. Worldwide Shipping Available at Buyer’s Cost. Buyer to pay Shipping /Freight Costs Location of motorcycle is Brooklyn, New York.2016-10-29 04:51:58Brooklyn, New York, United States78800 -
1966 BSA Lightning (1966)
1966 BSA Lightning 650 A65L Motorcycle for sale. RPM meter works, speedo does not work, so Miles on bike are unknown but motor starts within one or two kicks so the motor is still pretty strong. All the electrical works expect for the low beam on the main headlight blub.2016-06-24 05:05:43Mount Pleasant, Iowa, United States018000 -
1967 BSA Lightning (1967)
1967 BSA A65 Lightning with original paint: I've owned this bike for two years and I have hardly ridden it. It's been stored in my garage and living room and it seems a shame to hide it, so I'm passing it on. She shifts through the gears, starts on the first kick and brakes very well.This is a strong runner, and in very good condition for it's age. Boyer electronic ignition 7476 low miles New MotoBatt QuadFlex AGM Battery Excellent Avon Speedmaster front and Avon Mk2 rear tires BTE dual throttle White Amal type grips (original Gran Tourismos included) Center stand is fully functional, but the side stand needs to re-welded to the frame (comes with bike) Lots of extras come with this bike Small dent on the left side of tank and a couple on the front fender Scratches on the tank (pictured) Two Amal Concentric carbs (original Monoblocs included) Battery tender cable attached for easy trickle charging Matching numbers (pictured) Clean title in hand and in my name.I reserve the right to end the auction early as the bike is also for sale locally.Winning bidder must pay an immediate deposit of $500, the balance to be paid within 7 days.Buyer is responsible for shipping, but I can deliver to NYC for a fee.2016-06-22 05:08:52Kingston, New York, United States711000 -
1970 BSA Lightning (1970)
1970 BSA Lightning 650 Motorcycle One of a kind on our showroom floor! This BSA Lightning motorcycle is fitted with its original, numbers matching 650cc vertical twin engine. Largely original, Low miles, with the odometer reading of only 9,376 miles!2016-06-14 16:21:29Saint Louis, Missouri, United States97,995.00 -
1971 BSA Lightning (1971)
We have sold dozens of custom build cafe racers on ebay so bid with confidence! We can ship anywhere in the 48 states. Shipping will cost anywhere from $250-$550 depending on distance from Pittsburgh, PA We reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells via our website or is sold locally.2016-06-14 16:21:24Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, United States54,200.00
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review – First Ride
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