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£4,750

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1976 Triton 650

  • Right Hand Drive
  • 25,023 Miles
  • Manual, 4 speed
  • Petrol
  • 650cc
  • 1976
  • NLD909P
  • Black
  • Private seller
  • Farnborough, United Kingdom

Description

Triton 650 for restoration with UK V5 registration document. Built in 1976 by a rider living locally to me in Hampshire. Bike is 99% complete, and is being sold as seen. According to DVLA records this motorcycle was last used on the road by the previous owner in 1997 and then garaged.

I purchased this machine a few years ago and planned to rebuild it but have not got the time.

T110 engine with converted twin Concentric carb head. Turns over and gears select. Aluminium tank with some small dents. A great project which is a far easier project than sourcing all the parts separately to build a Triton from scratch. Spare fibre glass tank also included.

Collection from Farnborough Hampshire UK.

Happy to sell to non UK buyers for €5600. Can assist with crating for export to Europe for a fair fee. UK registered Triton built in 1976 using T110 650cc pre-unit engine and Featherbed frame. Well built machine that needs a rebuild. Everything is there to make a beautiful Triton.

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Has the vehicle ever been imported?

No

Is there any outstanding finance?

No

Has the vehicle ever been declared a total loss?

No

Has there ever been any major structural issues which needed work?

No

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Farnborough, Hampshire, United Kingdom
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