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Mileage:14
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph Bonneville description
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Hi ... up for bid a decent-running Triumph T-140. I purchased this bike over the summer with plans to restore it over the winter, but due to other projects, I lost interest. The previous owner rode this bike often. I only rode it in my neighborhood a few times. The bike starts easily and doesn't smoke. The bike looks a bit better in the photos than it does in person. The tires have good tread, but have cracked sidewalls. The rubber on the foot pegs, kick start, etc. are worn and cracked. This bike is worn, but not worn out. It's perfect for restoration or a local rider. This bike comes with some new parts not installed: a set of Amal premier carbs, new throttle cable, new handle bars, replacement side covers, and a top end gasket kit. This is an oil in the frame bike. It has an old frame repair near the swing arm, as seen in one of the photos. Also, the bump stop on the frame for the triple tree has a repair. Overall it's not a bad bike. Any questions, just ask. Check out my feedback as a seller. Thanks for looking! Tom Video of bike running. https://youtu.be/bKx4qytbux0 |
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