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Mileage:99
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Engine Size (cc):441
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA B44 VS description
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1969 BSA VICTOR SPECIAL Do you want to start racing vintage motocross? Sure you do. This will get you out there racing immediately. Be sure to see the video below of it running and riding. This is a 1969 BSA B44VS set up to be AHRMA vintage motocross legal. If you desire, you can even put lights back on very easily to make it street legal again. The tank is in excellent shape, engine runs as it should, has a Mikuni VM series carb, new anti-gravity battery with a charger, good working rear shocks, 1974 Honda Elsinore front forks, 21" front wheel, alloy number plates, light weight plastic fenders, newer muffler, folding foot pegs, Renthal alloy bars, nearly new tires and a new Wassel seat. I didn't wash the bike for the pics, but it cleans up very well. The kick stand does not come with the bike since it's too short anyway, I had it sitting on there just for storage purposes. Located in Spokane, Wa. This bike runs and rides great and is ready to go out and race. That being said, it is a nearly 50 year old bike. Any bike of this age will need some maintenance, repair or restoration. I would consider putting in a larger main jet in the carb, but it works fine. As is very typical of British bikes from the 60's, this is titled one year newer than the actual model year. It is a 1969 according to the engine/frame number but is titled as a 1970. Numbers match frame, engine and title. See pics and video for condition. I will sell to anyone worldwide, but shipping is up to the buyer. I can help source if I can, but you pay, you schedule. Buyer to pay $500 deposit within 48 hours. Remaining balance to be paid within 10 days of auction end. Bike should be picked up within 14 days unless other arrangements have been cleared with me. Sold as-is, where-is. If you are the high bidder be prepared to follow through with the transaction. Good luck and happy bidding! |
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