1972 Triumph Bonneville 651

[Punkbot]

I'm going to sell my 1972 Triumph Bonneville 650, as I just don't put any miles on it since getting my Kingpin last spring. It's in great shape. Runs nicely. New tires, recent wiring upgrades, gold original paint, many new rubber parts. I can send pictures to anyone that's interested. Price is $2500. Carl Craven 651-260-2843

[sstodvictory]

Hooo boy! Really would love to have this one but I'm determined to reduce the number of bikes in my stable as it is. Still, I'm wondering why you don't attach images to your post. If you go to your original post and click edit, then scroll down and click Manage Attachments, do your uploads and close the upload window, then save your message, we'll all be able to see it.

....waiting..... :bounce: :antsy:

Steve

[sstodvictory]

bumping this so it'll get the 'ol red envelope. Thanks for the PM Carl.

I am green with envy towards whomever gets this bike. This is really pulling on me strong. 1972 was the year I graduated from high school! :gun:

[Sparky_Bill]

The year you graduated... damm I OWNED that bike. Same color and everything. What I loved about it was the low end touque. Would walk up a hill in low gear. I had a real steep drive and it was like a tractor going up it.

I too can not add to my stable. It's the room factor, now if I had a pole barn.

[Joe_WaZoo]

Ya, I was 3 at that time. Can't quite recall this being the hot bike then, maybe a Big Wheel or that green thing.

Joe_WaZoo

[Old-timer]

I have a polebarn and mentioned to the wife that I wanted another bike, she said no way. I could do it anyway, but not sure it would be worth the problems at home.

[sks700]

I also have a polebarn and would love to have that bike, BUT...I couldn't get away with another bike this year. (Some women just don't understand...guns,tattoos,and motorcycles spontaniously multiply) :D

Lee