1965 Roger Bates of Williamston, Michigan on his BSA Spitfire Hornet

Get in the Big Win picture...geet a BSA! If you are a good competition rider who wants to be better, why not get yourself an exceptionally fine motorcycle? BSA motorcycles give you the best advantage in sport and competition. Rugged, winningly designed BSA motorcycles have proved to be first at the checkered flag at thousands of competition events.

Roger Bates, shown here on his BSA Spitfire Hornet, has won nearly 100 trophies in just a few years of scrambles competition. some of them are shown in the picture. If you are interested in getting a collection of scrambles trophies for yourself, find out how much easier it is with a BSA Spitfire Hornet. Your BSA dealer will be happy to show you one.

Photo: Roger Bates of Williamston, Michigan on his BSA Spitfire Hornet

1965 Roger Bates of Williamston, Michigan on his BSA Spitfire Hornet Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

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1965 BSA Motorcycle Service School Dealer Photo

BSA's annual eastern dealer meeting has now grown into two separate seminars - one in New Jersey and the other in LaSalle, Ill. Shown here are most of the 200-plus dealers who attended the first seminar of 1965, at the company's Nutley, N.J., headquarters.

Also: Engray-Maico Spitfire Minibike

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1967 BSA Spitfire MK. III Special - Big-power on a BSA

Enjoy the kind of motorcycling that comes from massive power under sure and gentle control. This is what you get with BSA motorcycles - out ahead performance and superb handling. Shown below is the world's finest super-sport motorcycle - the BSA Spitfire MK. III Special...

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1965 BSA Spitfire Hornet or the 650 "Spitwad" scrambler as the boys call it

Cover: A covey of Yamaha 80's and other birds captured by Photographer Ralph Poole.

Contents: Road Tests: BSA 650 Spitfire Hornet Scrambler, Montesa 175 Enduro, Suzuki 150 S32-2; Bolt-On Speed - the Yamaha 80 comes to life; Van Tech 80 - Yamaha 80 powered, well made in America; 17th Bonneville Nationals; How it all began - history of the motorcycle - in the beginning there was Giovanni Fontana; Trail Test: Moto-Beta 125; Yamaha 80 Review - a plethora of performance improvers; The VROOOM Special - Honda powered mini-bike; Grand Prix of Finland; Meadowdale 150-Mile Road Race - 2 in a day for Dick Mann; Italian Grand Prix; more

1965 November Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1964 Engray-Maico Spitfire Mini-Bike - a real rugged motorcycle in miniature!

1/2-Page ad at the bottom of the page:

Engine Specifications:

Engine - 1 cyc. 2 stroke
Horsepower - 16 H.P.
R.P.M. - 7-7500
Compression Ratio - 11:1
Cylinder - Aluminum Alloy
Cylinder Head - Light Alloy
Ignition - Magneto

At the top of the page is a 1/2-page article: A.M.A.'s Lin Kuchler Shares spotlight with Television's Bob Considine - ten million TV viewers to see interview from World's Fair

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1968 BSA Spitfire Mk IV - Move Into the Bold World of BSA

Bred Hot! in the mold of the world's finest racing machinery...another thoroughbred is born - BSA Spitfire Mk IV.

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