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1973 Triumph Tiger 750 (vinh30416) on 2040-motos

$3,995
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Triumph Tiger description

575 Route 106 North 1973 Triumph Tiger 750 with 13,910 mis.This 1973 Triumph Tiger 750 is an antique classic and isn't seen on the market very often. This 1 has 13,910 mis on the odometer and would make a great bike to restore. It has a twin cylinder 4 stroke engine with a five gear transmission. If you are into classics you should take a look at this 1973 Triumph Tiger 750.If you can read this ad on Craigs List then you can be sure that this bike is still available for sale.For more info send an email, stop in at 575 Route 106 North (Rocky Pond Road) Loudon, NH or call Bob at .

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