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1999 Moto Guzzi "V11 Bassa". Vin #ZGUKDBKD6XM130972. 1,064 cc air cooled 90 degree V-twin with Factory saddlebags, touring windshield, Rich Maund Gel-padded custom seats, Jardin backrest/luggage rack, "Throttlemeister" cruise control, K&N air filter, low milage Pirelli tires, center stand, front safety bars.
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1971 Moto Guzzi "Ambassador 750 ". Vin #21907. 756 cc air cooled 90 degree V-twin civilian model. 94,000 original miles. Restored in 2000. Authentic, slightly customized with police front and rear safety bars, solo sddle, multi-olored pin striping in the original pattern on black paint.
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1975 BSA "Rocket Three Goldstar".. Vin #T160AK00190. 750 cc air/oil cooled three cylinder. A full custom based on an original, low milage Triumph T160 triple. A "what if" styling excercise usies cues from the famous Gold Stars of the 50's and early 60's and also the "Rocket Gold Star" 650 cc twin of 1962-3. Features a hand crafted, 5 gallon aluminum alloy tank with the famous Gold Star badges and twin, free flowing Gold Star silencers.
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1954 BSA A10 "Golden Flash". Frame #CA73375, Engine #CA10755. 650 cc air cooled parallel twin. 45,000 original miles. Restored 1996-97. A rare model, nearly all were exported to the U.S. First year for the swingarm frame which handles on a par with modern machines. A great touring machine in its day, it was also a powerhouse with 100 mph potential.
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1955 BSA A10 "Road Rocket". Frame #CA712111, Engine #CA10RR1289. 650 cc air cooled parallel twin. A beautifully maintained, unrestored, original bike with 25,000 original miles. This was the "hotted up" version of the more mildly tuned Golden Flash. It has higher compression pistons, a hotter cam, and an Amal TT racing carburetter. It is also fitted with the optional Smiths Chronometric tachometer.
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1965 BSA A10 "Lightning Rocket". Frame #A50B6460, Engine #A65D4548. 650 cc air cooled parallel twin. This model superceded the popular A10 model in the early 60's and was produced until the company went out of business in 1972. It features "unit construction" instead of the previously separate engine and gearbox. This clean, dual carb, mid-sixties model is unrestored with some 12,000 original miles.
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