1956 Bsa on 2040-motos
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Engine # DBD34-GS3494. Owned for over 5 years, but ridden less than 50 miles. Hauled bike to many bike shows in Arkansas and Louisiana. Won several trophies, but few bikers in this area know the history or mystique of these famous bikes. It's time for someone else to display and enjoy. Selling to complete a solar energy project.
Bike has a Triumph clutch,SC.T gearbox,and Norton front wheel (better brakes). I will include the original 21 inch front wheel,spare parts, gaskets, and new amal carb, maintenance and parts manual, and a CD repair. You can even have the trophies if you want them. Mag/dyno rebuilt by Doug Wood 3 years ago.
I encourage interested people to inspect the bike before bidding . I'm in SE Arkansas. Shipping is buyer's responsibility. $500 deposit from paypal 24 hours after end of auction, and balance in cash at pickup, or after certified check has cleared. Ask questions, or call me at 870-473-5196 NO RESERVE Will post video AS soon as I get one uploaded to you tube
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