1972 Triumph Bonneville on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):650
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1972 Triumph Bonneville T120R hard tail chopper. new 750 big bore kit. new aftermarket carbs. springer front end. forward controls. fat bob tank with new petcock and filter (tank is one piece, two sided. there is no dash installed). fresh paint (needs wet sand and buff) tires are as new. matching numbers on frame and case. kick start only. starts right up. goes fast. stops slow. fun as hell to ride. is registered (transferable) and inspected. I also have a spare case, 2 spare cylinders with pistons, peanut tank, and 2 extra seats. for full disclosure, it does drip oil. i have a complete gasket set. havent had a chance to fix the drip yet. needs front brakes. i was going to remove the cable and lever and run without it. other wise good condition. this is not a show bike. this was an old school rat chopper project. love the bike but i have a harley project on the way and need to make room in the stable. local pickup only, will not ship. if interested i can take more pics and send them to you. $500 non-refundable deposit due at auctions end. balance due when picked up.
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