1964 Bsa Lighting 650 Motorcycle on 2040-motos

US $4,650.00

Year:1964 Mileage:2000 Color: Orange

Location:

Bettendorf, Iowa, US

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BSA Lighting photos

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BSA Lighting tech info

Type:Standard Engine Size (cc):650 For Sale By:Private Seller

BSA Lighting description

This is an amazing bike!!! It has been well taken care from day one! It is all original accept the owner took off the original speedometer (still have original) and replaced it with a MPH speedometer. This bike has 2006 Kilometers and 256 Miles ( about 2000 original miles)! It does not run at this time because the battery is dead. The owner passed away about 8 months ago and the bike has been sitting. I had a compression test completed on all cylinders and they tested at 96! This bike will run and run well with a new battery! I have pointed out the only flaws this bike has and with some very minor work, it could look brand new!!! This is not a survivor because it has been so well taken care of that it did not have to survive anything! It also comes with some of the original manuals and tools (original tool bag is still inside behind side panel)! As the owners health started to deteriorate, he would still go out and start this bike daily (it was his pride and joy)!!! Good luck finding a nicer BSA than this one and yes it has a clean title!

The buyer is responsible for pick up or delivery and I do have a very reliable delivery service that I can give you the name and number.

On Oct-07-13 at 19:16:57 PDT, seller added the following information:

These are the numbers on the frame and engine, but not sure if the periods need to be there or not.

Frame - A50.B.2562

Engine - A65.D.1541.

On Oct-08-13 at 19:11:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

I have learned that the valve cover and seat are not original from different buyers. I have added pictures of the original valve cover that comes with the bike. The original seat does not. Sorry and thank you.

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