Used Ural 650CC 1970 With 1929 Light Weight Dusting Sidecar last owner for 50 years

Seller Description

I have up for sale my 1970 Ural motorcycle with light weight original dusting side car. The bike has only had one previous owner since new. The sidecar is a 1929 Original Dusting side car made of metal and timber floors. The side car was previously fitted to a BSA and was removed and had been in the same family for 60 years. The bike is painted in gloss black paint is in fair condition for a newer bike but in amazing condition for a bike of this age.
The motor is a 650cc flat twin with a 4 speed manual gearbox and a shaft drive. Motor gearbox and diff have just been serviced and have no issues. Motor starts first kick once you get to know it. Bike is a 6 volt system and has original harness. The generator has just been rebuilt all the electrics function well with no issues.
The bike has been fitted with an original 1950 BMW leading link front end with drum brake . I still have the original front end the came with the bike. The motor has been modified by the previous owner and has Toyota pistons and Holden valves as well as a custom made sump with additional cooling as well as modified coil cover. I still have all original valves and pistons as well as sump. The handle bars are original but have been fitted with Harley Davidson risers once again have original ones.

Side car is in excellent condition for its age and only a small mark on the trim has full cover not photographed.
Bike is currently on full Tasmanian registration till the 21/5/2020 its very reliable and lots of time has been put into perfecting the handling and performance. I currently have the around town diff in it but have a highway diff to suit it as well once fitted it will cruise at 110 kmph with the town diff it will only be happy at 80kmph.
I really do not want to sell this so will not let it go for any less than the asking price so please no silly offers. I am happy to help out with transport at the buyers expense. Very well sorted example and getting very hard to find the early models.
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