BSA > BSA B25

1969 Bsa B25 Starfire on 2040-motos

US $3,300.00

Year:1969 Mileage:0 Color: Blue

Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, US

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BSA B25 photos

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BSA B25 tech info

Type:Standard Engine Size (cc):250 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

BSA B25 description

Motorcycle runs terrifically. I currently ride it approximately twice per week at a round trip of about 40 miles. I recently took the bike to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the MotoGP race weekend, and I drove it around the 2.5 mile track at full throttle with zero problems.

Bike has great gas mileage. It starts every time with no hassle.

This bike turns heads and regularly receives very positive comments for its 44-year-old condition.

Bike is being sold AS IS with no warranty or guarantee (written or implied).

Payment must be made via PayPal within 5 days of EBay purchase. Please do not "Buy" unless you intend to complete the transaction.

Seller reserves the right to cancel sale at any time before receipt of payment. Bike is being listed on other sites and in local outlets, such as the newspaper.

Buyer must pay all shipping costs from Indianapolis, Indiana (46256). Do not "Buy" unless you are prepared to pay price of bike and cost of shipping.

Please ask any and all questions before purchasing.

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