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Mileage:10
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Engine Size (cc):750
For Sale By:Dealer
BSA Rocket III description
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1972 BSA Rocket III project bike. Has matching numbers, and a clear Texas title. The motor kicks over freely. Has been sitting for quite sometime, will need a bit of work. Inside of the gas tank is nice. Four speed transmission. Good start to a Rocket III.
Residents of Texas will have to pay TTL on the purchase of this motorcycle. We are a licensed dealer with the state of Texas. we can help facilitate transport of this bike anywhere in the lower 48 states only. All international shipping arrangements and payments are the responsibility of the winning bidder. Big D Cycle 11155 Morrison Lane Dallas, TX 75229 CLOSED MONDAY Tue-Fri 9-6 Sat 9-4 214-339-2285 |
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