1976 Triumph Bonneville T140v With European Tank And Velorex Side Car on 2040-motos
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Mileage:28500
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New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, US
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Triumph Bonneville tech info
Type:Standard
Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:BN67840
Triumph Bonneville description
1976 Triumph Bonneville T140V with Velorex Side Car. Bike has a rare European tank. Very Nice older restoration. This bike was restored approx. 1989. The odometer reads 28,503 miles but is not actual miles . The speedometer functions but fluctuates a bit reading much higher than actual speed. The title has the mileage as original which is under 13,000 miles and I am sure we have not even put 1,500 miles during our ownership. So actual mileage is not known. Again an older restoration which presents itself very well. The bike wet sumps when sitting for a long period of time as does many of the British bikes. It runs well, shifts through the gears smoothly, no clutch slippage, no smoking or strange engine noises, all lights work and horn. A very clean nice running Triumph Bonneville with a Velorex Side Car which shows very well with minor scratches and nicks as would be expected for an older restoration. All rubber parts including tires are from when this bike was first restored back in 1989. So recommending upgrading to new were needed. This bike is for sale locally and we reserve the right to end auction prior to it meeting the reserve price if it sells locally. This bike is being sold as is were is! We welcome anyone to view the bike in person. Please if you have feedback of 10 or lower or negative feedback contact us prior to bidding! Thank you and Good luck bidding on this Nice British sidecar set up!
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