1967 BSA Motorcycles - Big, Bold, Powerful!

25 New Features for 1967...dozens of enginering advances...brilliant new color combinations in America's favorite Big Power motorcycle line. Shown: BSA 650cc Lightning

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1966 BSA Wins Again! Sammy Tanner sets new record at 15-Mile

BSA power and speed win again at Heidelberg Speedway, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on June 12th. Sammy Tanner and his BSA 500 outraced some of America's best dirt track stars to win the 15 Mile National Championship on this very fast half-mile speedway, one of the fastest tracks in the country. In winning this important National, Sammy set a new track record for the distance, and also set fastest time of day in the time trials...

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1950 American Motorcycling - Season's Greetings

Contents: The Riders Write; Our Wishes for you; Meet the 1950 Champs; Albrecht Bounces Back; BSA introduces its 1951 Models; Triumph Shows its 1951 Line; Cycle Chatter; Big Bear Cross Country Run; The Girls; Muffler Mike; Bike-ographies - Odell Cable biography; Club Reporter; Up-to-date list of AMA Records; AMA Sanction Schedule; Index lists stories of 1950 Nationals; The Rider's Dealer guide; more

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Classic Bike - BSA Thunderbolt & BSA Lightning - 650cc BSA unit construction twins compared

Contents: BSA Thunderbolt & BSA Lightning - 650cc BSA unit construction twins compared; 1976 Laverda SF3 - road testing a restored Italian 750cc twin; Oil Answers - which lubricant is best for your classic?; Vintage Daytona; Bantam John Phelan - BSA enthusiast whose hobby became a business; A Vibe-free Triumph Twin; Poster - 1976 Laverda 750 SF3; Joe Dunphy - unassuming star of the 1965 Senior TT; 500cc Norton Cafe Racer - Dommi engine in Manx cycle parts - magic!; more

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1972 BSA Victor MX500 Road Test / Specs

BSA planned a motocross racer, but really produced a long-distance bike for woods and desert riding.

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BSA Motorcycles for 1962 - Royal Star 650 & more

BSA for 1962. Two all-new unit-constructed twins and Sport 350 added to Birmingham models. Top interest in the 1962 BSA motorcycle range centers in the entirely new "Royal Star" 650cc and 500cc twins, but there are other new models, and many improvements in the entire line...Shown: Royal Star, Super Rocket 650, Spitfire Scrambler 650, Sportsman SS-90 350, Gold Star 500, 250 Star, Starfire Scrambler 250, Super Bantam 175

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1962 BSA Motorcycles - Super Rocket, Royal Star, Sportsman

A BSA for every road rider! BSA Super Rocket 650cc Sport Twin - high performance sport-twin with new quick-getaway gearing for all the speed you'll ever need...new brilliant appearance too, with bright metallic enamels, more snap and sparkle, best looking motorcycle you've ever seen!; BSA Royal Stars - brand new, all-new are these spectacular unit-construction twins. Here are powerful, capable road cruisers in both 650 and 500cc capacities -designed for relaxed, comfortable motorcycling, built to stay in the traffic-flow on American highways. Royal Star 650 finished in Brilliant Metallic Red and chrome. Royal Star 500 finished in Bright Metallic Blue and chrome. BSA Sportsman SS-90, 90 mph lightweight - light, powerful, good looking 350cc in new Metallic Blue and chrome - a brand new super-sport single by BSA. Features include high compression piston, competition cams, large bore carburetor, sport type chrome fenders...Ask your BSA Dealer!

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1967 BSA 650 Thunderbolt - powerful companion

Action reaches a peak of enjoyment with a powerful BSA Thunderbolt motorcycle. You'll marvel at the way this handsome BIG twin zestfully travels the miles with dyamic road performance and superb handling ability. BIG (650cc 40 cu. in.) engine delivers flashing acceleration - has same full-race camshaft as the famous BSA Lightning. A single large bore carburetor gives maximum flexibility, and Thunderbolt holds top highway limits without strain or fuss. Beautifully finished with lots of chrome, polished alloy, and sparkling enamel finish. Make the Thunderbolt your sparkling companion. See it at your BSA dealer! (Western model illustrated.)

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1972 BSA Motorcycle Catalog / Brochure - Photos, specs

BSA motorcycles are famous for their combination of modern engineering and superb styling. And for 1972, we proudly present the finest BSA's ever. In them, our engineers offer the most advanced motorcycles in our history, including all the latest race-developed improvements. These include such features as the No-Tank Oil System, which runs the lubricant through the frame, completely eliminating the oil tank; the lighter weight, yet stronger front forks made of highest quality alloys, and triple cylinders for unbeatable power. And these are just some of the improvements. We believe you'll agree that for 1972, BSA offers you the finest machines on the market today.

Shown in catalog: BSA A75 Rocket 3, BSA A65L Lightning 650, BSA A65T Thunderbolt, BSA B50SS Gold Star, BSA B50T Victor, BSA B50MX Motocross

A-75 A65-L A-65 B-50 B50-SS B50-T

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1947 BSA 500 O.H.V. Twin Model A7

B.S.A. 30 Cu. In. Vertical Twin A-7. It's here in the U.S.A. Not just a gleam in a designer's eye. Not just lines on the white paper of a drawing board. Not just a job "We may bring out in '48 - if" but B.S.A.'s bran' new from stem to stern conception of what a Vertical Twin needs to be -and it's here now! Clean as a whistle - no external oil leads or push rod covers. More easily and more economically serviced, wheels quickly detachable and interchangeable. Tanks come off and go on again in forty seconds flat to decarbonize. Geared oil pump, timed breather, tubular hydraulic fork designed as a unit with the frame, and, an overall weight of 365 pounds go to make this the finest sporting motorcycle the world has ever seen. Investigate before you invest. It's better to be sure than sorry. See the B.S.A. vertical twin at your B.S.A.-Sunbeam dealers store today. Sole Importers Rich Child Cycle Co., Inc.