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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA Lightning description
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1966 BSA Lightning 650 A65L Motorcycle for sale. RPM meter works, speedo does not work, so Miles on bike are unknown but motor starts within one or two kicks so the motor is still pretty strong. All the electrical works expect for the low beam on the main headlight blub. It has new Carburators, air filters, spark plugs, petcock corks, and battery.
Chrome is still in pretty nice original condition for the age of the motorcycle. It needs a new back tire(as seen in photo),so far bike bandit has the cheapest price for the original style dunlop tire. Shifter has some play in it from being an old bike, but still shifts through all gears. If you have ANY questions about the motorcycle please ask. Cash only for payment, no paypal. Engine oil,primary chain case, and gear box oil were changed but would recommened changing the Engine oil again soon. |
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