1958 Bsa A10 Super Rocket on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):646
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA A10 Super Rocket description
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This bike was found in "barn find" condition.
Motor runs, starts first or second kick. Replaced and retimed the magneto. This bike needs work to be rideable. It is about 90 percent there, great platform for a restoration. The engine number on the left side of the case is either worn off or nonexistent. The head has a number stamped on the clutch side, 53A30LJ which im told indicates the big valve head. The splines on the gearbox shift shaft are worn out, seems to shift through the gears but needs some adjustment. fuel delivery system needs work, tank needs to be cleaned. No speedo, tach, grips, center stand, battery, Does come with pegs, Also comes with New Wiring Harness and assorted gaskets. I do not have time for this project so unfortunately it needs to go. NO TITLE Sold As Is Buyer handles shipping or pick up. |
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