1960 Triumph Tr6 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:2
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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:chopper
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph TR6 description
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1960 tr6 engine with a 9 bolt top end installed, 10-1 comp. pistons, megacycle cams, boyer benson electronic ign., 32 mm mikuni carb, new crank bearings, rings, oil pump, sludge trap dismantled and cleaned and the engine rebuilt. the primary drive chain and clutch were upgraded with parts for a 1971 model. trans sprocket was increased to a 21 tooth and the rear hub laced into a 16" harley wheel, the front end is a 27" springer and 33 degree rake. it has triumph drum brakes front and rear, and a corbin gentry seat from the 70's the tires are good and it rides good, in the drive way, very low to the ground, maybe 2 miles on engine since i don't have tags and insurance for it.
The motorcycle needs a battery, there is no battery in the pictures because it's on the charger, it doesn't hold a charge I will include it, you can charge it and start the bike with 1 or 2 kicks, but it needs to be replaced, the inside of the gas tank looks rough I cleaned it out, lining it would be good idea. shipping and costs are the buyers responsibility |
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