1968 Bsa Bsa Spitfire Mk1vss on 2040-motos
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BSA BSA SPITFIRE MK1VSS description
1968 BSA SPITFIRE MK1V SS The 1968 MK1V was the last "Mark Series" BSA Spitfire models made. A worldwide production run of only 1298 of the true MK1V models were produced. This 48 year old British Classic is an excellent surviving sample of this model; and has among other things, the needle roller timing side main bearing conversion, tuffrided cranckshaft and cams, new control cables, new wiring harness, new Boyer electronic ignition, new coils, anti wet sump control valve, new tires, polished aluminum engine cases, new chrome, new paint etc. The speedometer shows less than 500 miles, however I cannot and don't verify that this is the actual mileage as I am not the original owner, nor do I have it's past history. Judging by the overall condition of the it could possibly be an accurate and true reading. There have been zero miles put on the bike since the restoration.
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