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Hi all,
I have a 1974 Commando Interstate. It belonged to my father and despite some effort, I haven't the time or skill to look after it properly. An enthusiast has offered to take it off my hands and I know they love their bikes so I'm glad it's "going to a better place....".
The question is, what would be a fair price and I was wondering if you could help me out. I will probably knock a bit off whatever you suggest. I've included some vital information below.
On the up side:
Generally ran, starts up 1st time more often then not.
It has a racing caliper and brand new master cylinder (a hundred times better then the original).
Freshly rebored and honed by a well respected classic pro.
New Norvil front adjustable isiolastics.
Electronic iginition.
On the down side:
38K
Smoking on left side when hot.
needs swinging arm bushes etc replacing.
Very stiff clutch (I've taken the whole thing apart but can't work out any thing wrong).
electrics are generally old and need replacing. In general it would benefit from a full strip and build.
Any suggestions would be very very helpful.
Thanks,
M
I have a 1974 Commando Interstate. It belonged to my father and despite some effort, I haven't the time or skill to look after it properly. An enthusiast has offered to take it off my hands and I know they love their bikes so I'm glad it's "going to a better place....".
The question is, what would be a fair price and I was wondering if you could help me out. I will probably knock a bit off whatever you suggest. I've included some vital information below.
On the up side:
Generally ran, starts up 1st time more often then not.
It has a racing caliper and brand new master cylinder (a hundred times better then the original).
Freshly rebored and honed by a well respected classic pro.
New Norvil front adjustable isiolastics.
Electronic iginition.
On the down side:
38K
Smoking on left side when hot.
needs swinging arm bushes etc replacing.
Very stiff clutch (I've taken the whole thing apart but can't work out any thing wrong).
electrics are generally old and need replacing. In general it would benefit from a full strip and build.
Any suggestions would be very very helpful.
Thanks,
M