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RESULTS LIVE ONLINE BIDDING VIA EASY LIVE AUCTIONS Lot Tot Price Description No. 1 £50.00 9 Motorcycle top boxes 2 £20.00 Box of Kawasaki KDX 125SR spares 3 £10.00 Plastic box of motorcycle spares/auto jumble 4 £10.00 Box of Husqvarna motocross/Enduro twinshock spares 5 £25.00 Box of Suzuki RMX enduro spares 6 £30.00 Box of automotive/car spares 7 £10.00 4 Off road tyres 8 £45.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 9 £15.00 Pair of A7 exhausts 10 £40.00 BSA 350/500 cranks 12 £15.00 BSA side panels 13 £20.00 Motorcycle fiber glass paniers 14 £55.00 Set of Triumph mudguards 15 £30.00 Box of Ariel arrow spares 16 £40.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 17 £10.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 18 £10.00 Silencers and spares 19 £35.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 20 £25.00 Shelf of motorcycle auto jumble, seats and panniers 21 £10.00 Selection of motorcycle wheels and tyres 22 £5.00 Box of sprockets 24 £40.00 Suzuki, triumph and other motorcycle spares 25 £5.00 Quantity of tyres 26 £15.00 Pair of Alpine Star motorcycle boots 28 £340.00 Morgan 1930 cylinders and pistons 29 £40.00 Wooden box of Apkoway hub pullers 30 £40.00 Oil cans, racing plates etc 31 £30.00 BSA 350/500 cranks 32 £35.00 BSA A10 tank 33 £15.00 BSA A10 cowling 34 £40.00 Box of BSA cylinder heads 35 £30.00 Box of carburettors 36 £10.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 37 £40.00 BSA A10/A7 cranks 38 £2.00 Motorcycle footrest 39 £120.00 J.A.P Carlisle stationary engine 40 £40.00 VF 400 Honda engine 41 £130.00 Honda VF400 spares 42 £20.00 Black and Decker heavy duty electrical drill 43 £55.00 Fuel pump 44 £25.00 Record vice 45 £90.00 Kango generator with Norman engine 46 £25.00 Triumph Tiger Cub tank 47 £65.00 Triumph Tiger Cub tank 48 £35.00 Triumph Bonneville and Norton Commando parts 49 £65.00 Tin box of pre-unit Triumph spares 50 £40.00 Chain joining links, magnetos, ML lucas and parts 51 £50.00 Large quantity of gearbox and engine seals 52 £90.00 Lucas dynamos- 4 53 £250.00 BSA engine. Serial No. 2B33-6279 54 £150.00 Marzocchi shock absorbers and Tommaseali parts 55 £10.00 Scooter parts, mirror mounts, carburettors etc. 56 £35.00 Tea chest of Vellocette parts and 2 pairs of Triumph mirrors 57 £65.00 4 Boxes of Villiers and Excelsior parts 58 £35.00 Motorcycle tubes and greases 59 £55.00 2 Boxes of taps and other motorcycle spares 60 £40.00 Norton engine parts 61 £25.00 2 Rear carriers 62 £20.00 Norton engine parts 63 £80.00 BSA B40 frame 64 £50.00 BSA C15 frame 65 £130.00 Gearbox and clutch for Royal Enfield 700cc, 4 speed. 66 £10.00 BMW front wheel. Hub steering with anti lock disc etc 67 £5.00 Quantity of metric spanners 68 £15.00 Whitworth, BSF and AF spanners 69 £10.00 BSA front brake plate, hub cover, 4 brake shoes to suit A7/A10/B31/B33 ETC 70 £10.00 Triumph trident spares to include AP calliper, rocketbox cover, AP piston, T150 centre case and trident rims 71 £85.00 Fuel tank 72 £15.00 Set of motorcycle front forks 73 £60.00 Honda CB100 engine 74 £70.00 Honda C90 engine 75 £5.00 BSA A65 engine part 76 £190.00 BSA B44 and other spares 77 £190.00 Norton Commando cylinder head 78 £45.00 Norton Jubilee/Navigator crank cases complete complete with fly wheels, clutch and gearbox 79 £25.00 Box of tools and spares 80 £50.00 Commercial tight nut reducer tool 81 £20.00 Villiers motorcycle engine 82 £10.00 Silencer and mudguard 83 £30.00 Quantity of mudguards 84 £260.00 Triumph T100 alloy engine 85 £25.00 Norton Jubilee and other spares 86 £35.00 BSA and Triumph motorcycle spares 87 £50.00 Triumph and BSA mudguards 88 £30.00 Triumph Tiger Cub 89 £50.00 Matchless, AJS and Norton Jubilee engine spares 90 £10.00 Box of front shock absorbers 91 £40.00 2 Boxes of mixed motorcycle auto jumble 92 £25.00 Triumph front forks 93 £50.00 Mixed motorcycle spares 94 £40.00 Box of Triumph spares 95 £15.00 Triumph T160 pistons 96 £5.00 Sprockets and other spares 97 £40.00 Triumph and BSA mudguards 98 £110.00 Triumph T100A crank cases 99 £70.00 465T Engine spares and gearbox 100 £10.00 Wooden box of sprockets and other motorcycle spares 101 £40.00 Triumph 650 spares 102 £5.00 Triumph 500 spares 103 £20.00 Box of BSA spares 104 £40.00 Villiers engine spares 105 £5.00 Box of mixed auto jumble 106 £40.00 AJS motorcycle spares 107 £25.00 Triumph engine spares 108 £20.00 Triumph motorcycle spares 109 £30.00 Box of auto jumble 110 £55.00 5 Cylinder heads for BSA C15 111 £35.00 BSA A65 lightning crank cases. Engine No. A65LB1815 with camshaft and gear 112 £25.00 2 Boxes of auto jumble. Some BSA 113 £20.00 BSA A65 lightning crank cases. Engine No. HD10976A65L with camshaft and gear 114 £2.00 2 Tyres and 1 wheels 115 £15.00 3 Various fuel tanks and mudguard 116 £110.00 Cossor portable telephone 117 £10.00 Motorcycle fairings, panniers and exhausts 118 £20.00 Loft ladder 119 £50.00 ART system-2 exhaust for sports bike 120 £70.00 Carburettor spares 121 £20.00 Triumph camshafts 122 £20.00 Box of motorcycle auto jumble 123 £20.00 Triumph and Vokes air cleaners 124 £40.00 BSA C10/C11/C12 covers 125 £15.00 Triumph spares 126 £50.00 BSA A7/A10 frame 127 £10.00 Honda spares to include Tank, wheels, frame etc. 128 £25.00 Vintage Ford wheel 129 £5.00 Various casings 130 £60.00 Triumph T90 crank case 131 £25.00 Box of Triumph spares 132 £90.00 3 Various engines 133 £25.00 Box of Speedos and rev counters. To include Smith's 134 £30.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 135 £10.00 Kawasaki GPX 750 engine 136 £10.00 3 Honda CBXL 125 engines 137 £15.00 Honda CB250 engine 138 £10.00 Box of auto jumble 139 £45.00 Large quantity of handlebars 140 £5.00 Quantity of rear suspension units 141 £15.00 Quantity of clutches and parts 142 £10.00 Japanese auto jumble 143 £10.00 Pair of carburettor's 144 £10.00 Box of auto jumble 145 £15.00 Box of auto jumble 146 £30.00 2 Boxes of auto jumble 147 £5.00 2 Boxes of car door handles 148 £45.00 3 Boxes of mixed auto jumble 149 £20.00 Box of vintage car lights 150 £2.00 Box of car/motorcycle mirrors 151 £10.00 Car radios and speakers 152 £25.00 Box of gauges 153 £10.00 2 Front grills 154 £10.00 2 boxes of motorcycle and car spares 155 £25.00 Crypton amateur tester 156 £30.00 3 Boxes of car lamps and reflectors 157 £20.00 Quantity of motorcycle tyres 158 £10.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle accessories 159 £30.00 2 Boxes of trailer and motorcycle spares 160 £55.00 Triumph fairings and mudguards 161 £30.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 162 £30.00 Suzuki motorcycle wheels and tyres 163 £30.00 Box of old tins and oil cans 164 £60.00 Box of oil cans to include Castrol and Dunlop 165 £25.00 Various tins to include Tobacco tins and OXO 166 £20.00 2 Boxes of motorcycle footplates and shock absorbers 168 £20.00 2 Boxes of Lucas headlamps and other spares 169 £5.00 Number plates, Triumph spares etc 170 £100.00 Gauges and other bike spares 171 £40.00 Fuel tank and seat 172 £60.00 3 Boxes of car radios and tools etc. 173 £25.00 Box of hand tools 174 £40.00 2 Boxes of sprockets and gear parts 175 £10.00 Tool boxes and tools 177 £25.00 Springs, foot pedals and motorcycle wheel 178 £20.00 3 Boxes of motorcycle spares 179 £20.00 Sprockets, handles etc. 180 £5.00 3 Boxes of motorcycle auto jumble 181 £5.00 Motorcycle carriers 182 £5.00 Large quantity of wheels and tyres 183 £30.00 Welding lenses 184 £80.00 Automotive cable 185 £25.00 Power pack and wheel tools 186 £65.00 Powercraft compressor 187 £15.00 Trailer winch and clarke welder 188 £15.00 Wheel clamp 189 £80.00 Honda generator. EP2500CX 190 £100.00 Honda PX270 generator 191 £15.00 High side mesh kit for MP715 192 £60.00 Pair of BSA A10 wheels 193 £20.00 Pair of A10 exhausts 194 £5.00 Collection of exhausts and silencers 195 £120.00 Tiger Cub front forks and wheel 196 £5.00 Box of engine and gearbox parts 197 £15.00 Handlebars mudguards etc. 198 £10.00 Trolley jack and foot pump 199 £120.00 Vellocette project and spares 200 £40.00 Suzuki GSXR 750 engine 201 £70.00 3 Boxes of mixed autocycle jumble 203 £30.00 Motorcycle gearbox spares 204 £100.00 Box of Amal carburettor parts 205 £45.00 Box of BSA engine spares 206 £30.00 Auto jumble 207 £10.00 BSA A10 cowlings 208 £35.00 Royal Enfield crusader frame 210 £20.00 NOS Lucas car lamps and wiper blades 211 £30.00 NOS brake shoes 212 £25.00 2 Boxes of autojumble 213 £20.00 Homelite chainsaw 214 £5.00 SU carburettor parts 215 £50.00 Helphos rally light 216 £920.00 Holda twin master trip and fittings 217 £30.00 2 Car radios 218 £40.00 Pair of civie light 219 £10.00 Oil amp gauges 220 £10.00 NOS oil filters 221 £10.00 2 Boxes of auto jumble 222 £50.00 5 Avon safety wheels 223 £15.00 2 Boxes of car lights and new old stock spark plugs 224 £15.00 2 Boxes of NOS shock absorbers and fuel pumps 225 £10.00 NOS fan belts and exhaust manifolds 226 £15.00 NOS head bolts 227 £12.00 5ft Lighting board 228 £15.00 2 4ft Lighting boards 229 £18.00 2 4ft Lighting boards 230 £20.00 2 3ft Lighting boards 231 £90.00 Twin motorcycle trailer 232 £50.00 Motorcycle bench 232 £45.00 Tank and mudguards A 233 £300.00 Solva mobility scooter, new last June only used once.
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