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Mileage:5
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Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA Starfire description
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1971 BSA 250 .Im 6 ft 4 inch 275#s i ride this bike to and from work every day and have for the last 3 years. Last year i had new piston and rings,valve job.tune up,battery, carburetor new front tire,new cables and higher handle bars installed. The bike runs, rides and shifts as it should. the gas tank has a dent on the right side, could be fixed it does not bother me. it is 45 years old so it does not look new. to me it looks great.any questions please ask i am selling locally also. good luck
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BSA Starfire for Sale
1969 bsa starfire(US $2000)
1968 bsa starfire 250cc(US $2,200.00)
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