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This bike as you can see is cosmetically very nice. It has tons of new parts and the ones that aren't are near perfect condition. The engine is noisy but it may just be valves. The other fault with the bike is it needs stem bearings. Yes it is an original 4 speed. I do not have a title.
On Oct-20-16 at 08:02:46 PDT, seller added the following information: I've added additional pics. The vin shows a 3/71 date but the serial starts with 25. I also included the engine serial number. I encourage you to call me with any questions 304-549-5118 On Oct-20-16 at 09:00:04 PDT, seller added the following information: I was just informed by a bidder that the frame is not an original 4speed but someone has painted the frame to look like it. I'm sorry if I have misrepresented it. But it is a very pretty ct |
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