Description
WE CAN EASILY ARRANGE THE DELIVERY OF THIS EARLY
MODEL BSA BANTAM D1 125
Price: £2989
1953 BSA Bantam 125 CC Early D1 Model
This is a super sweet and really nicely restored BSA D1
Bantam that starts easily, runs well, and looks great.
Just acquired from a chap who had one when he was 16.
Perfect for taking to shows, or gentle rides on B roads.
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L@@K at the YouTube video of this actual BSA
on the EBay UK Advert, Just type in
1953 BSA 125 Early D1
and then scroll to the bottom of advert and click
on the box with RED triangle to WATCH.
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Also have a L@@K at the EBay UK advert as there are
more pictures to see.
The BSA includes
Latest DVLA V5c
Haynes manual
Original BSA Spares parts book
Various BSA Bantam club magazines
Ilford Telegram Boys picture on there
BSA Bantams / L@@K at 3rd picture.
'Start Right' with a BSA Bantam sales leaflet
Various other BSA brochures
2 x BSA Owners club CERTIFICATES, Stating the bike
was despatch to Wheatlands, Worthing, Sussex on the
13th May 1953
Make: BSA
Cylinder capacity: 125 CC
Type of fuel: PETROL
Body type: MOTORCYCLE
Taxation class: HISTORIC VEHICLE
Colour: GREEN
Tax free & MoT exempt
Wheelplan: 2-WHEEL
ULEZ Free : ) : ) : )
Cheap insurance
SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT & EASY TO HANDLE
Condition: BEAUTIFUL
Ripe and ready for its new owner.
Price: £2989
Part exchange welcome
DELIVERY:
We can easily arrange the delivery with Gary at RGC
Motorcycle Movements, the best bike mover in the business.
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ALL BSA BANTAM 125 D1 ENQUIRIES:
Call 0 2 0 8 9 9 7 2 4 2 1 between 11am and 6pm or you
can always try the 24/ 7 most times mobile on
0 7 9 7 3 1 1 1 2 1 3 and ask for Frank.
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EMAIL: ( As Below )
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fjk222
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hotmail
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com
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