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Classic Bikes for sale: BSA Victor
The BSA B44 Victor first debuted at Earls Court in 1965; it was an off-road bike, with the road-going Victor B44VR Roadster appearing two years later. The model was widely exported with US dealers selling it under the name BSA B44SS Shooting Star. Variations included the Grand Prix, Enduro and Special. The bike had an engine capacity of 441cc, and a top speed of around 95mph. Production ceased in 1970.
1966 BSA Victor
Catasauqua, Pennsylvania, 180**, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
$ 5500
1966 BSA Victor Runs well
First year round barrel 441, matching numbers mid year production bike This Victor has had a mechanical restoration done but holds all the patina of an almost 60 year old motorcycle I have receipts of over $2000 dollars in parts from when I recommissioned the bike, available upon request. Some repairs include fresh .020 forged piston. High quality uk valves, guides and springs. New clutch, primary chain and clutch springs. All new cables, new front tire, drive ... more
First year round barrel 441, matching numbers mid year production bike This Victor has had a mechanical restoration done but holds all the patina of an almost 60 year old motorcycle I have receipts of over $2000 dollars in parts from when I recommissioned the bike, available upon request. Some repairs include fresh .020 forged piston. High quality uk valves, guides and springs. New clutch, primary chain and clutch springs. All new cables, new front tire, drive ... more
1956 BSA A7 SS SHOOTING STAR 500cc
Swansea, SA6***, UNITED KINGDOM
£ 500
This is a beautiful 1956 BSA A7 SS Shooting Star 500cc motorcycle, perfect for any collector or rider. With manual transmission and kick start, it's a classic ride for those who appreciate vintage bikes. The green and chrome exterior is eye-catching and the engine size is just right for a smooth and enjoyable ride. The motorcycle was first registered on May 15th, 1956, and has been well-maintained since. It runs on petrol and has a chain drive type. This BSA A7 SS Shooting Star is a great ... more
