1967 Triumph 650cc Bonneville Motorcycle Black Beauty on 2040-motos
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Mileage:20959
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Engine Size (cc):650
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:T120RDU51142
Triumph Bonneville description
I have up for bid a 1967 Triumph Bonneville 650cc motorcycle. This '67 bike is not a restored barn find, rather it is a well maintained, annually ridden bike. As you can see, it has a premium black paint job. The bike has electronic ignition, the frame and engine numbers match. It has its original monobloc Amal twin carbs. It runs and shifts as it should. Usually starts on first or second kick. All lights work, as well as the guages.
As you can see in the one picture on the right side of the tank, the tank emblem has a small amount of road rash on the top. It was done before the tank was painted and the tank does not reflect any road rash damage. There are the usual very small dings, a very small stone chip on one side cover (about the size of a pencil lead), a few minor scratches and the like, but nothing that detracts from the bike. The mufflers are in like new condition. The paint job is probably 20 years old, but has a like new shine.
The tools pictured have always been with the bike and they are included.
I have a clear Ohio title in hand in my name.
A paypal payment of $500.00 is due within 2 days of end of auction and is non-refundable. Balance is due at pickup if not being shipped. Bike may be **picked up near Findlay, Ohio within 30 days of end of auction.
** I would also consider shipping to the UNITED STATES only, at buyer's expense. Buyer must make all the arrangements for shipping. I will crate it if need be at an additional expense.
If you have any questions or need additional specific pictures, please let me know. I couldn't get a couple of pictures to load.
Watch my auctions - I will be selling a 1968 Triump Bonneville 650cc at a later time (as soon as I can get the wife to clean it up.) !!
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