1969 Bsa Firebird Scrambler A65f on 2040-motos

US $3,500.00

Year:1969 Mileage:14

Location:

Newton, New Hampshire, United States

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BSA Firebird Scrambler A65F photos

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BSA Firebird Scrambler A65F tech info

Engine Size (cc):650 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

BSA Firebird Scrambler A65F description

Selling a 1969 BSA Firebird Scrambler A65F. I am not a Brit bike expert.
Frame # AC17056A65F
Engine # AC17056A65F Matching #s bike

Odometer shows 14471 miles ,but I have no idea if this is true. From what I understand, the Firebird is a rather rare bike. Lots of Lightnings and Thunderbolts, but not many Firebirds. This bike runs, idles ,rides, shifts and stops. Tickle the carbs and it fires after one or two kicks cold. The motor sounds healthy with no alarming sounds. I rode it last week on a test ride. It came to me as you see it. Pipes are mounted poorly, and left carb leaks from bowl. It has a stripped bowl screw. Would be an easy restore, or ride as is with some fiddling here and there. There are dings and rust here and there. NH does not issue titles for vehicles this old, therefore I do not have one. Sold with a bill of sale only. Located in East Kingston NH 03827

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