BSA Cycles Ltd. (Birmingham Small Arms) | ||||
This famous maker is remembered by many as a weapons and motorcycle manufacturer. In the 1930's through 1950's however, the BSA bicycles and components were well respected. Indeed most 6 day racers for many years used the BSA cranks, pedals and fittings. BSA roadster and sport bikes were popular. As with so many marques, they were absorbed by Raleigh and eventuallythe name was retired...
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1938 'Gold Vase' | ||||
1938 'Gold Band Special' | ||||
Brake Calipers | ||||
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1960s 'Golden Century' model | ||||
Bsa Bicycle Serial Numbers
Bsa Bicycle Serial Number
(Birmingham Small Arms) 8 Armoury Road, Birmingham, England Updated 4.25.2017 This famous maker is remembered by many as a weapons and motorcycle manufacturer. In the 1930's through 1950's however, the BSA bicycles and components were well respected. WARTIME BICYCLES During the early 20th century, the bicycle was the easiest and most cost effective vehicle the military could purchase. In 1942, a contract was awarded to two bicycle manufacturers to produce the Government Model 519, or G519 Bicycle, to be used by all three branches of the United States Military. The contract was awarded to Westfield Columbia, Massachusetts and Dayton Huffman. To all who have asked about the bike, I have been very plain that is is A) a 'Bitsa' BSA, B) is a '68 according to the title, and C) has matching serial numbers that indicate the frame and engine cases are 1969 A65F model (title doesn't indicate model). So, Full Disclosure, and 'caveat emptor' right up front. BSA Ladybird gives your dreams wings on two wheels. With a BSA Ladybird by your side, every moment becomes joyous, exciting and amusing. Each ride is fun, comfortable and secure with the exciting new range of colourful and feature loaded bicycles. These bicycles enable you to explore the world fearlessly with confidence.