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Engine Size (cc):500
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA B50 description
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1972 low mileage (1,653) B50T professionally restored as a B50SS Gold Star. Correct B50SS front fender, wheel, conical brake, and tire. Original fasteners, hardware, and wiring. Correct Black Wrinkle finish on front and rear brake plates. Correct factory colors for B50SS. Correct decals and transfers. Gas Tank lined with Caswell epoxy kit. Great condition original seat. Tool kit and Owner's Manual. Correct size Dunlop tires. All electrics, horn, lights, and switches function. Speedometer, odometer and tripometer all function. Fork lock works and there are 2 sets of keys. New battery and fresh oil. Starts like any large bore British Single - 34 bhp. Has compression release. Shifts smoothly and pulls well. Here is a chance to own a fine example of the last of the British big single cylinder Street Scramblers. Ready to ride or show. I will consider any reasonable offer. A $500.00 non-refundable Pay-Pal deposit is due in 72 hours of sale date. The balance is due in 7 days from sale date by cash or Pay-Pal deposit. The bike is available for local pick up. The Buyer is responsible for shipping.
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BSA B50 for Sale
1972 bsa b50(US $18,500.00)
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