BSA DBD34 Gold Star 1956 BSA DBD34 Gold Star Specifications Type: Air-cooled OHV single Capacity: 499cc (500cc) Bore Stroke: 85mm x 88mm BHP: 42 @ 7000rpm Compression ratio: 8.75:1 Transmission:…

BSA C15 The BSA C15 was a 250cc single-cylinder ohv motorcycle manufactured by the British company BSA between 1958 and 1967, and was BSA’s first four-stroke unit-construction bike. At that…

’71 Triumph T25 SS T models Double your pleasure, double your fun with Doublemint gum…or a pair of Triumph T25′s. Yep, two for just about the price of one. The…

Bsa A65 THUNDERBOLT Big Bore Kit Bike Spare Finder helps motorcycle part consumers find stock availability of a Bsa A65 THUNDERBOLT Big Bore Kit, if that’s what they need. Here’s…

Along with its 500cc cousin, the A50, the problems that beset the A65 typify much of what went wrong with BSA towards the end of the company. The machines had…

BSA A65 custom The Factory Metal Works is a custom sanctuary for old school bobbers. It’s a place where the past infuses with the present, and crafts like this 1968…

’68 BSA 441 Victor Depending on who you talk to and their experience with the big BSA single, this motorcycle was either known as the Victor or, more often than…

British motorcycle manufacturers – B 1948-55, scooters (folding Corgi scooter). Became major shareholder in Indian in ealry 1950s. Made a 250cc sidevalve sold as Indian brave, but was poorly designed…

BSA A65 LIGHTNING 1972 650cc VERTICAL OHV TWIN: OIL SUPPLY CONVERSION Monday, December 07, 2009 8:39:06 PM Both BSA and Triumph made oil in frame models at the time their…

1955 BSA MC1 250 GRAND PRIX PROTOTYPE (THE MOTORCYCLE FILES) [Kindle Edition] Book Description The Motorcycle Files is a series of short but hugely-informative e-books (or e-files) that are priced…

Victory is sweet when you get to ride a classic event, and win it too Feature Article from Hemmings Motor News Owner Serge Benoit brought this low-mileage piece of British…

1971 BSA Thunderbolt 650cc A65 Twin Like the Triumph also seen in these photos? Then Click Here Gentlemen, Here are a few snap shots of my grandson Joe’s lovely old…