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Mileage:99
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph Other description
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For sale here is a dream bike. Superbly fabricated by Big D Cycles.
If you're into Triumphs you know who they are. Ceriani RR Forks Works Performance Shocks Hinckley Triumph Front Brake on fabricated alloy bracket. Grimeca Rear Brake Alloy Triple Clamps Amal Mk2 carbs. Beautiful paint job with the smallest flaw at the tail (shown in pics.) This bike is very fast and stops well too! It's registered as a 1970 but you may have noticed that the motor is a later 5 speed with a 10 bolt head. Forced to sell because a 16 year old ran a light and destroyed my work truck. Those nice insurance people are not going to replace it so I need to do something. The bike is for sale locally so first cash takes it Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Good luck and happy bidding |
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