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BSA

BSA or Birmingham Small Arms Company is Britain's largest and undoubtedly most thriving motorcycle manufacturer. The company was founded in 1861 in the Gun Quarter, Birmingham, England by fourteen gunsmiths. Later, during 1903 the company branched out to manufacture motorcycles. Over last hundred years the company has offered a wide range of motorcycles starting from the unassuming humble Bantam to alarming Rocket that has three-cylinder engine placed transversely on the body.

Some of the BSA classic WM20, Flattank and Sloper, 1914 Flattank, BSA A7 Shooting Star, Spitfire 1966 BSA Spitfire, or A65 Lightning British Classic Vintage are adored by motorbike lovers. The solid construction, unmatched safety features, and ease of ridding make them a hit among bikers.

Search below for more such signature BSA bikes at the most affordable prices.

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	BSA : Thunderbolt Cafe BSA Thunderbolt 1968 Cafe Starting at: $8,108.88 Sale Ends: 7h 7m
	BSA : 650 Lightning 1970 BSA Lightning Asking: $3,300.00 Sale Ends: 8h 17m
	BSA : Cafe Racer MATCHING #'S TITLE 1967 BSA Cafe Racer + Newly Chromed Tank & Parts Starting at: $900.00 Sale Ends: 21h 55m
	BSA : LIGHTNING 650 1967 BSA 650 LIGHTNING CAFE Starting at: $1,325.00 $3,500.00 Sale Ends: 1d 13h 33m
	BSA : VICTOR BSA 1968 VICTOR SPECIAL- ONE OF THE NICER ONES Starting at: $3,710.00 Sale Ends: 2d 4h 52m
	BSA : Starfire BSA Starting at: $2,000.00 Sale Ends: 2d 6h 55m
	BSA : Fire Bird Scrambler A65 1968 BSA Fire Bird Scrambler Starting at: $6,500.00 Sale Ends: 2d 10h 57m
	BSA : Lightning A65L 1966 BSA 650 A65L Lightning Motorcycle Asking: $4,000.00 Sale Ends: 2d 10h 57m
	BSA : C12 Own a piece of British motorcycle history 1958 BSA C12 Asking: $5,295.00 Sale Ends: 2d 23h 40m
	BSA : LIGHTNING ROCKET 1964 BSA A65 LIGHTNING ROCKET Starting at: $1,525.00 Sale Ends: 3d 9h 57m
	BSA 1966 BSA A-65 HARDTAIL BOBBER WOW NO RESERVE Starting at: $3,050.00 Sale Ends: 4d 6h 13m
	BSA : SPITFIRE A65 1966 BSA SPITFIRE A65 Starting at: $3,500.00 Sale Ends: 4d 7h 1m
	BSA : 1966 BSA SPITFIRE 1966 BSA SPITFIRE #s Match Excellent Condition Starting at: $8,000.00 Sale Ends: 4d 11h 57m
	BSA : M-33 1954 BSA "1st kick starter" Starting at: $4,499.00 Sale Ends: 5d 9h 27m
	BSA : hornet 1964 BSA 650 HORNET, VERY RARE, VERY RESTORABLE Starting at: $3,500.00 Sale Ends: 6d 38m
	BSA : BSA 650 lightning bsa bobber Starting at: $1,000.00 $3,300.00 Sale Ends: 6d 1h 4m
	BSA : Gold Star 1957 Factory BSA Gold Star Dirt Tracker Starting at: $10,000.00 $20,000.00 Sale Ends: 6d 6h 43m
	BSA 1943 BSA M-20 Starting at: $5,300.00 Sale Ends: 6d 10h 34m
	BSA : Lightning 650 1965 BSA LIGHTNING ROCKET * Original Owner 9300 miles * Starting at: $2,200.00 Sale Ends: 6d 11h 51m
	BSA BSA M21 1946 600cc SIDE VALVE SINGLE ** NICE CONDITION Asking: $8,495.00 Sale Ends: 8d 7h 7m

BSA A7 Shooting Star, for example, was an instant success when it was introduced in 1954. It has a swinging-arm frame, alloy made cylinder head, high lift cams, and carburetor made of Amal monobloc 376. This model has been highly rated for as fast as the powerful 650 Rocket. But this is much more smoother and economical than Rocket. It can comfortably attain nearly 100mph and can return 60mpg even while hard ridding.

1959 BSA Bantam D7 and the renowned Gold Star with 4-stroke single are the extremely popular and successful cafe racer and Clubmans TT on the IOM. They have Bantam 2-stroke singles engines with 125cc and 175cc capacity, respectively, that are greatly enjoyed by the riders. BSA A10 Rocket Goldstar was specially designed by Eddie Dow during 1959. It has special Goldie rolling chassis and A10 Rocket engine. This combination made it immediately popular. The rolling chassis presented finest handling to the riders along with safe and smooth braking system. It has light alloy head and the exclusive sports profile camshaft. The compression ratio of 9.0:1 produced an amazing 46-bhp run. - Nicole L.