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1962 Bsa A10r Superrocket on 2040-motos

US $31000
YearYear:1962 MileageMileage:8 ColorColor: Orange
Location:

Lawrence, Kansas, United States

Lawrence, Kansas, United States
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BSA A10R SuperRocket photos

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BSA A10R SuperRocket tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):650

BSA A10R SuperRocket description

This BSA A-10 is registered with a clean title.  It has a Boyer ignition excellent tires and custom burnt orange paint.  Motorcycle comes with a solo "mustang brand" seat and a Harley Sportster dual seat. The gauges are not working, however a small cateye bicycle speedo on the handlebars is very accurate.  Their are minor chips in the paint on the front fender.  Tires are in excellent condition.  This was a daily rider.  Runs great. This bike has a custom tail light as well. Selling because we just had our first baby and it needs to be ridden. Buyer responsible for pickup or shipping arrangements.

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