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THIS IS A 1973 TRIUMPH TIGER 750, HAS GOOD ENGINE AND TRANS . WAS STARTED WITH STARTING FLUID BEFORE LISTING. WILL NEED NEW PETCOCKS AND CARB MAY NEED CLEANED OUT. INSIDE GAS IS CLEANED AND IN THE PHOTOS. HAS RUST, HAS CLEAR TITLE. MILES ARE 3,000 AND ARE ACTUAL TO THE BIKE, BUT WAS MARKED WRONG ON THE TITLE DO TO FAMILY MEMBER NOT KNOWING THEM. BIKE COULD USE SOME RESTORING, BUT SHOULD MAKE A GOOD BIKE. MATCHING NUMBERS AND HAS CLEAR TITLE. HAS EXTRA REPLACEMENT REAR FENDER. $50 DO AT THE END OF THE SELL AND REST UPON PICK-UP. THANKS FOR LOOING AT THE AD.
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