1968 Triumph Bonneville

WA8710333

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Triumph 650 chopper in a rigid frame. See video below of it running and riding. FIRES UP FIRST KICK EVERY TIME! Engine is a 1968 T120, frame is a possibly Santee rigid, forks are possibly a D&D springer, brand new battery, freshly cleaned AMAL concentric 930 carbs, new spark plugs, ignition is all newer parts, 16" rear wheel with Triumph hub, 18" front wheel, Sportster peanut tank, nice paint (painted in 2001), nice TT pipes, newer chain, rear brake works good, clutch and throttle cables are newer, mounts on springer for a fender if you want one, front hub has a mini drum if you need a front brake, everything is in good riding condition. It drives straight and handles better than most long choppers I've had. This was an old chopper that was rebuilt in 2001 with lots of new parts and restored original pieces thus it has a 2001 special construction title. Has some standard Triumph leaks which I just roll with, but other than that, its ready to ride and show. People always crowd around this bike and holler and wave while driving by. If you want a long old school chopper you can just hop on and ride, well, here it is. Located in Spokane, WA. I have lots of shipping experience and can give you the names of transporters. International bidders welcome. Please, bidders with less than 10 feedback, just send me an email before bidding so I know you are serious. $500 deposit due within 48 hours of auction end. Bike should be picked up and paid in full within 14 days unless other arrangements have been made with me in advance. Sold as-is where-is. Pictures and video are part of the description, if you need more pics or have questions, shoot me an email. On May-11-16 at 14:04:06 PDT, seller added the following information: To answer some questions regarding the tires. They both hold air. The front is a newer Cheng Shin(Avon Speedmaster copy) 3.00x18 and is nearly full tread with no checking. The rear is a vintage, period correct, ARCO 5.00-16 and it has tons of tread (80%+ estimated), it does however have some sidewall checking but I personally have no concerns riding it as is.