Triumph Bonneville T100 2004, Runs and drives, V5, No T&T, Cheap Start!

Triumph Bonneville T100 2004Cheap Starting Bids. NO ReservePlease read thoroughly :)Rescued from a life as a garden ornamentNot used for over a year after developing an intermittent electrical problemI purchased the bike and found the earth lead had corroded to the point of breakingI hope the pictures do it justice. please look close to see all the detailas the bike does suffer from a little corrosion due to been left standing(it was covered up though)Comes with the v5 and owners handbookLogbook says one previous ownerThink the seat has been upgraded?Now for the good and bad points. please read fully;I have fitted a new earth lead and the electrics all seem to work fine now. The throttle cable was seized. I have oiled this and it has freed off. till a little stiff though and holds the throttle open. so budget for a new cable. I took the carbs off and cleaned them out. The bike now starts and runs. but is reluctant to tick over. so maybe an ultrasonic clean is required?The brakes were locked solid when I bought it. I have freed these off. but I think they really neednew seals fitting as they drag a little. So basically;It starts. runs. clutch works. goes through the gears fine. and electrics all work. Its mostly cosmetically as it has suffered from neglect. The finish on several items has suffered. such as engine cases. forks etc. Chrome seems to be not too bad. just a few places on the rims. The bike was covered in protective oil when I bought it. I broke the bottom lug on the side panel as the bolt is stuck. You are welcome to come and have a good look at it if you contact me and make arrangements before the auction endsPlease only bid if you intend to buy!Collection only please(though i may be able to help for a price if local:  MUST arrange before bidding)Any questions please askCheap start and NO reserve!Prefer CASH PLEASE

On 27-Jan-15 at 19:27:45 GMT. seller added the following information:

Thanks to an eagle eyed bidder out there. it has been pointed out that as this bike only has one clock. it must be the rarer Bonneville Black. not the T100. I hope this is correct as I am not an expert on Triumphs. Thanks and happy bidding

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