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BSA BANTAM 125cc RACING Motorcycle - Motorcycles For Sale
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AND REVS EASILY. FITTED WITH A TODD HEAD AND ON 16" WHEELS. IS LOW AND LIGHT. IT COMES WITH THE MACHINE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE FROM THE CLASSIC RACING MOTORCYCLE CLUB. AS BSA D5 125 GROUP 2 INCLUDED ARE NOTES ON SETTINGS FOR VAREIOS CICUITS. QUIK FIT SPROCKETS. AND BANTAM TUNING MANUAL.
BSA Bantam - Wikipedia
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The BSA Bantam is a two-stroke unit construction motorcycle that was produced by the Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) from 1948 (as a 125 cc) until 1971 (as a 175 cc). Exact production figures are unknown, but it was over 250,000 and some estimates place the number closer to half a million. Contents 1 History 2 Engine 3 Models
BSA Bantam Racing Machine - Motorcycles For Sale
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BSA Bantam Racing Machine. Sale price: £1600 ≈ $1974 ≈ €1874 ≈ ₿0.055 btc. Item location: Andover, UK . Brand: BSA: ID: ... BSA sloper S30 1930 OHV motorcycle 1930 UK. £7500. BSA A65 FIREBIRD 1968 650cc MATCHING 1968 UK. £3999. BSA A10 GOLDEN FLASH 1959 650cc ORIG 1959 UK. $6755.
Bantam racing at 60! - PressReader
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The Bantam Racing Club formed in 1960 but it didn’t have its first race meeting until 1961 at Snetterton. More meetings were arranged each year and, in 1964, a Championship was started. The first winner was Roy Bacon of motorcycle book writing fame.
BSA Bantam History - Classic Motorbikes
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Many a now-mature motorcyclist’s first 2-wheeled experience will have been gained aboard a BSA Bantam, a model that was produced in various forms for over 20 years. The introduction of the first 172cc model – the D5 – for 1958 marked a number of developments, the most important of which were a stronger big-end bearing and improved lubrication.
Bantam Racing - BSA Bantam Club
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Bantam Racing Club logo or copy. Started By JammeiM - November 13, 2016 - 7:42 pm. Replies: 1. Views: 1054. Last Post Peter1944 - 5 years ago. final standings, anyone ? Started By b175er - September 29, 2016 - 6:48 pm. Replies: 3. Views: 976. Last Post b175er - 6 years ago. cadwell park final round and title decider.
1963 BSA Bantam* D7 - National Motorcycle Museum
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1963 BSA Bantam* D7 In 1954 BSA swept the first five places at the Daytona Beach 200 mile race. At that time racing was held on the beach course and BSA campaigned top riders on Gold Stars and the relatively new A7 twin. Bobby Hill …
BSA Bantam Club – Web Site for those interested in all models of …
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JOIN THE BSA BANTAM CLUB! This Site is provided by the BSA Bantam Club and, apart from a Club Members Section, is open to all. If you have a Bantam or simply have an interest in the classic BSA Bantam marque please feel free to browse the Site and Forum. JOIN THE CLUB FORUM SIGNUP.
Who could forget Fred and his racing Bantam? - Old Bike Mart
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Terry Brown, who bought the famous racing Bantam from Fred Launchbury in 1970, gets as tucked-in as it’s possible to go! I know the gentleman who owns it now, so I still get the chance to sit on it and dream from time to time. Many thanks for the article, and Old Bike Mart is a great read. Article continues below... Advert
Recx Caunt Racing
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Shop. Welcome to Rex Caunt Racing. Parts suplier for all BSA Bantam models. New web shop now live. Browse products by bike model or category. Shop. Previous Next.
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