1971 Bsa on 2040-motos
Year:1971
Mileage:9
Willington, Connecticut, United States
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This is a 1971 BSA 650 thunderbolt in all original condition except for petcocks, electronic ignition conversion and the original grey frame has been repainted black by the dealer when new. The original grey color was hated and a lot of dealers painted them so they would sell. Mileage is correct. Top end has been completely rebuilt with all new parts. New tires. Has Boyer electronic ignition. Runs like a top and everything works as it should. The oil frame BSA's are getting very hard to find and the later ones like this had the best motors of all the unit twins. Paint is original. Bike has State of CT registration and Bill of Sale. I am selling this for a friend. If you have any questions feel free to call me at 860-848-0607. You can either pick the bike up here or I can set up shipping arrangements but buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses.
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