1969 Bsa B44 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:111
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Engine Size (cc):441
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:owner
BSA b44 description
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this bike is in excellent shape.it is not a show bike but looks very nice.was built up to use rather than show.it has new tires new tubes,new rear chain and gearbox sprocket.the gearbox sprocket is largest available for on road riding.new podtronics solid state regular rectifier,new fork seals and boots,halogen headlight,all new wiring,all new control cables,new amal carb,new petcock,new accel hot coil,new heavy duty fiber mat battery,new exhaust and muffler,new paint.excellent original seat.i am a retired machinist and mechanic and have restored many motorcycles,ariel square 4,vincent,triumph, bsa,and many others,i built this bike for a friend and gave it to him .unfortunately he passed away not too long after and the bike was returned to me.i rode it a few times for pleasure but i am 80 and my right leg has a hard time kicking it over so am going to do my riding on an electric start.the bike runs great if you have the skill and leg to start it.the title is clear and it is a fun bike but i just have a hard time kicking it through.buyer pays shipping or can be picked up on site. please note this is not the correct mileage that is why i just put in11111.the bike is completely re_built so it doesn't mater.thanks gary
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