1967 Triumph Bonneville

T120R DU59968

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Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 1967 Triumph Bonneville T120R 650 matching numbers this bike was a barn find in April 2007 and was dismantled the frame and all black parts sent to Kundratic Kustom Motorcycles in Baltimore for powder coating. The tank was correctly painted by Ed @ Tri-State Cycle Finishes Conowingo MD tank badges are original and repainted. Tank sealed with Red-Kote Motor/Gearbox was rebuilt by Triumph mechanic Ray @ M & J Racing Harford County MD New valves, guides and springs. New rings, rod and mains bearings, Gearbox inspected and new bearings installed. Pazon electronic ignition installed new clutch, basket and chain. Bike was reassembled with new rims and spokes from CWC England installed new bearings. Dunlap Gold Seal tires and tubes, front forks inspected and new seals installed, rear shocks replaced. Bike was timed and road tested by Ray and has less then 2 miles. Bike was stored inside and restoration was complete with new stainless steel mudguards front and rear, new exhaust, seat, Lucas headlamp shell with original wiring harness, amp gauge, warning lamps and head lamp. Original clocks were rebuilt and powder coated, mileage reads 2329 and has current Vermont registration with papers for easy transfer. All parts are original, NOS or British replication. Bike will need proper break in, add oil and battery. This is a very fine restoration. Thanks for looking. This bike is in excellent condition and can be yours. I will assist you and your shipper to have an easy and pleasant sale. Just to clear up any concerns about the correctness of the carburetors They are correct to this model and are original to the bike. As stated in Triumphs parts catalogue #5 supplement for 1967 650cc models Type 900 carburetors -part #'s R930/9 & L930/10 1967 T120R FROM ENGINE NO. DU59320 THIS BIKES VIN DU59968 This bike is not only correct but no expense has been spared in its restoration as all replacement of parts are from ENGLAND Also not stated in the description is that the Triumph mechanic as well as the painter of the tank are both judges at many Vintage British Bike Shows You may feel confident that you are getting a First Class Restored Triumph T120R Bonneville