1970 Triumph Bonneville

AD37476T120R

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1970 Triumph Bonneville T120 Don't miss this opportunity to own a true Collector's Motorcycle! This 1970 Bonneville T120R has been completely restored. I'm a 60 year old motorcycle enthusiast who knows how to break in a bike and take care of it. This little gem has been handled with kid gloves. A very clean machine. There are no dents, scratches, rust, etc. It has been kept in the garage underneath a cover and well maintained. The images should tell the story. Everything on this bike is stock with the exception of the the air cleaners (see images) on the velocity stacks. All documentation will be provided to you. Winning bidder must arrange pick up or shipping. I will help where I can. I will sell this bike in the US only. A $500 deposit is required within 48 hours of the auction close, balance is due within 7 days of close. Shipping: Buyer responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping. Vehicle shipping quote is available. I will gladly answer any questions. Good luck with he auction !! Mileage: 798 Engine: (2) Cylinder, (4) - Stroke, 650CC. A parallel-twin four-stroke engine configuration. VIN#: AD37476T120R Exterior Paint: Maroon Interesting Triumph Bonneville History; In 1968, motorcycle stuntman Evel Knievel used a Triumph Bonneville for his attempt at jumping the Caesars Palace fountain. Knievel had stated that he would have preferred to continue using the Bonneville but Triumph wouldn't pay him a sponsorship, whereas Harley-Davidson offered him money and free maintenance to use one of their heavier motorcycles. Richard Gere rode a black Triumph T140E Bonneville in the popular 1982 movie An Officer and A Gentleman and a T120R Bonneville in the later movie Mr. Jones. In real life, Gere bought a Triumph Bonneville from the factory with his first pay cheque whilst touring the United Kingdom with the Broadway production of Grease in the mid -1970s.