Original 1960s Royal Enfield Continental GT 250, the bike that launched the British café-racer craze: clip-ons, rear-sets, swept-back pipe and that red tank.
This 1965 bike has 20,500 miles. Selling because I upgraded. Comes with both keys and the owner's manual.
Test rides for riders with a motorcycle endorsement and full gear (cash in hand). Happy to meet at a local dealer for an inspection.
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