1976 Triumph Bonneville on 2040-motos
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Mileage:14
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph Bonneville description
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Matching number 1976 Triumph Bonneville 750cc 5 speed transmission,
first year of the left side shift. Bike is in great shape and is very
original with 14,500 miles. Runs excellent, starts first kick and shifts
great. Tank has newer paint in original colors, back tire is new, front
tire is 95%. Has brand new Amal premier carbs that were $375, original carbs go with bike. Seat is
original and in good condition with no rips or cuts, also has a new battery, new rear master cylinder and rubber brake line. Prior owner must have kicked started on the side stand and the frame tab needs to heated and straightened, it works fine but sits a little low, sits perfect on center stand. Just changed the oil in engine and transmission. I use Valvoline VV851 racing oil in my older Triumphs, it's non-detergent and has highest zinc content you can find.
I have built and raced motorcycles for quite few years and do all my own service, I have sold multiple cars and motorcycles on Ebay and have 100% feedback. Please email or call 678-401-2346 with any questions. If you have limited feedback on Ebay, please call before bidding. The Triumph is listed locally and auction could end early. |
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