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Mileage:17730
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Triumph Bonneville tech info
Engine Size (cc):790
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph Bonneville description
2003 Triumph T100 Motorcycle:
Factory condition.
Looks and rides great.
17,730 miles - approximately 7000 miles by me.
2 owners.
Garage kept for the last year.
Never been laid down.
Front tire replaced with about 3000 miles on it.
Rear tire has about 7000 miles on it.
Factory chain and sprockets just installed by Triumph dealer approximately 300 miles ago.
Comes with a white speedometer - as shown in photo - that will be installed before shipment at buyer request.
Miles and trip odometer still registers on current speedometer.
Only selling because of purchase of new motorcycle.
Negatives:
Small scratch on the fuel tank, as shown in picture.
Speedometer indicator pointer not working - Triumph dealer says that it is not uncommon for the pointer to vibrate and break. They can't have it replaced, which is why the white speedometer was purchased. It has not been installed as of yet. Bike currently driven by tachometer.
Please ask questions before bidding.
Good Luck!
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