1957 Bsa on 2040-motos
Year:1957
Mileage:15
Lomita, California, United States
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Engine Size (cc):650
For Sale By:Private Seller
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ORIGINAL BSA A10 GOLDEN FLASH WITH BEAUTIFUL PATINA. FRAME #EA712639 BUILT IN 1957 BUT SOLD IN 1958 SO IT IS TITLED AS A 1958. ENGINE #DA10564. CLEAR WISCONSIN TITLE AND NEVER TITLED IN CALIFORNIA AFTER I BOUGHT IT THREE YEARS AGO. I BOUGHT THIS AS A PROJECT BIKE BUT I HAVE WAY MORE PRESSING THINGS TO DO BUT IT SURE LOOKS PRETTY IN THE CORNER OF MY GARAGE. THE BIKE HAS ALWAYS BEEN GARAGED AND HAS NO RUST AND NO FRAME ISSUES. PAINT ON TANK AND FRAME IS VERY GOOD WITH NO DENTS OR BREAKS. IT STARTS BUT IT HAS NOT BEEN A RIDER FOR ME. I HAVE NEWER BIKES THAT AREN'T KICK STARTS AND GETTING TO 60 WITHOUT BREAKING MY ANKLE KICK STARTING A BIKE IS A GOAL FOR ME. IT TURNS OVER EASILY. SEAT ON IT RIGHT NOW IS A REPRO BUT HAVE THE ORIGINAL AND THAT WILL COME WITH THE BIKE. THE BAGS ARE THE REAL ORIGINAL 1950'S LEATHER BUCO BAGS. RIGHT BAG HAS A LITTLE SEAM SEPARATION ON TOP COVER BUT HAS EVERYTHING THERE INCLUDING ORIGINAL NICKLE PLATED HARDWARE, LEFT BAG HAS GOOD SEAMS BUT HAS ONE OF THE TWO STRAPS THAT HAS COME OFF BUT IS INSIDE THE BAG SO ALL THE HARDWARE IS THERE TOO. WIRED FUNDS ARE PREFERRED AND BIKE WILL HAVE TO BE PAID OFF BEFORE BEING PICK UP BY YOUR SHIPPER. I WILL HELP GET THE BIKE ON YOUR SHIPPERS TRUCK AND COOPERATE WITH PICK UP.
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