1977 Russian Ural Motorcycle With Sidecar on 2040-motos

US $705.00

Year:1977 Mileage:0 Color: Dark Green

Location:

Escondido, California, US

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Ural 1977 tech info

For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:029188

Ural 1977 description

This 1977 Russian Ural motorcycle with sidecar comes complete with motor and transmission apart and out of the frame.

This bike was together and running before it was taken in for restoration. The shop pulled the motor and trans to fix the reverse gear then took it apart for paint. After work was started the owner lost interest in the project.

This bike will be sold with No Reserve to the highest bidder. This one will go for cheap so take a look!

Happy bidding!

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