1961 Duplex Pre-unit Triumph 650 Tiger T110 Very Cool Vintage Style !! on 2040-motos
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Mileage:4295
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Engine Size (cc):650
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:T110
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LQQK !! LOW RESERVE !!
PLEASE READ ALL AUCTION TEXT TO AVOID ANY CONFUSION !!! Reluctantly selling my 1961 Duplex Pre-Unit 650 Tiger T110 twin. This bike simply deserves better than I can do right now. :( I feel like a bad father. lol. I've owned this bike for 6 years and ridden it twice. That's what happens when you have 28 bikes in your garage :). Bike runs great and has a working 'slick shift' gearbox for those of you that know what that is. Very rare option and even rarer to find one that's functional. The tank is actually from a 1963 Bonneville but I'm including a rough, but original Duplex tank with the deal (see pictures). Great bike to restore or even better if you just want a pre-unit to ride as is. Matching numbers and clear title. Needless to say these are simply getting more scarce all the time. I may be wrong ( I was once :) ) but I'd be m ore than surprised if you can find a running Pre-Unit for my reserve !!
See my other auctions for more great British parts at no reserve!!! All parts sold as is.
Payment must be made within 5 days of receipt of auction total by paypal only. Do not bid on this item unless you intend to complete the transaction. Seller reserves the right to cancel auction at anytime and cancel unwanted bids. Winning bidder to pay all shipping costs. Make sure you see my other auctions for more great British bikes and parts. Once again thanks and good luck bidding. This shouldn't be necessary, unfortunately, it is. If you don't have the money, don't bid. If you can't afford the shipping, don't bid. If you don't like something about the item, don't bid. Really, your bid is a contract - my time is valuable, so is the time of other legitimate bidders - don't bid if you can't, or won't, pay! ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS WITH NO GUARANTEE WRITTEN OR IMPLIED !!
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