my father rode a motorcycle in Britian in around 1978, and the brand started with a "B". he cant remember the rest, but he wants to find another bike like it. it was a 50cc.
was it british? or something like a bultaco as there were not alot of british manufacturers in 78 was it the name of the bike not the make
not a lot of bsa in 78, how do i know i was riding rusan stuf then & had been for over 8 years
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BSA British Small Arms hope this helps
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Was it a BSA? It stands for Birmingham Small Arms company. They produced motorcycles from the1930′s to 1970′s.
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At that size, was it a Bantam?
EDIT: Could it have been Bultaco? They’re Spanish I believe, but it’s not a stretch he could have found one in Britian.
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BSA
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a british bike was built by a frances barnnet this was a125cc 150cc and 175cc they done a 50cc i think it was a danndy model i think hope this helps
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BAC
Barr & Stroud
Beardmore Precision
Blackburne
Bown
Bradbury
Bradshaw
Brough Superior
Brown
BSA
Burnley
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was it british? or something like a bultaco as there were not alot of british manufacturers in 78 was it the name of the bike not the make
not a lot of bsa in 78, how do i know i was riding rusan stuf then & had been for over 8 years
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The most popular of the British ‘B’ bikes were BSA and Brough.
Lawrence of Arabia was killed riding a Brough.
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BSA or Bridgestone jump to mind.
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