1982 Triumph Bonneville on 2040-motos
Year:1982
Mileage:15
Landrum, South Carolina, United States
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Engine Size (cc):750
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph Bonneville description
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Excellent overall condition.
>Starts 1 or 2 kicks, idles, pulls strong. >Oil tight, road safe, everything works. >Service and repair during 2015: 1. All new upper end gaskets and seals. 2. New steering head bearings. 3. New Continental Classic Attack Tires (2016) 4. New clutch plates, clutch cable. 5. New electronic ignition. 6. New Bing carburetor diaphragms. 7. New seat (old original is available). 8. Rebuilt brake master cylinders. 9. New fork seals. 10. New fuel lines and filters. 11. New tank paint. >Modifications: 1. Defective electric starter removed. I still have it along with the large right hand engine cover, but after three unsuccessful attempts at repair, the conversion to kick only was made. 2. Air filter side covers enlarged to accommodate foam air filters. 3. Previous owner gutted mufflers. Exterior is original, but baffles are gone. Sound is good and not offensive.
This bike has been gone through this year and is mechanically sound. Lack of time and interest is the reason for wanting to sell the bike. I have a clear South Carolina title. |
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