1979 Triumph Bonneville on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):750
For Sale By:Owner
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This is a real genuine Triumph Bonneville ....not chopped or restored !! Shows normal wear on the frame and some lights are not working, (head, tail, blinkers)...What is cool about this bonnie it has. 4 plug cyclinder head and very trick oil cooler routed directly into the case. ( see pics). Paint I do not believe is original but VERY nicely done with one minor little scratch. Tires are new, both brakes rebuilt and working fine, fork seals replaced, new rear master cyclinder ( from uK)...Engine runs strong, starts first kick, (kick only no electric), valves adjusted basic tune up done. No real oil leaks either, the primary is about the only thing with a very small oil drop.
I Do not want to work on the lights....really hate LUCAS ( king of darkness), I am selling as is..... Once again normal wear on this puppy because it is originally, view the pictures they tell it all. I can arrange to ship at additional cost...title in hand.... Please serious British enthusiast only !! Thank you Rich |
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