It is quite unusual these days to find yourself in a position where you are wheeling a rusty motorcycle out from beneath a tarpaulin, or from the corner of a... Continue Reading →
Tarpaulin Treasure: a Forgotten BSA
The Story of BSA
The Birmingham Small Arms Co. started life in 1861, when a members of the Birmingham small arms trade met over a glass of whisky and decided to form a public... Continue Reading →
Round and Around on a 1925 BSA
The spirit and history of an old motorcycle is one that can take you back in time to an era of simplicity and adventure. This BSA is a prime example,... Continue Reading →
The BSA W-M20
There are plenty of contenders for the title of "the bike that won the war" and the BSA M20 certainly has a fair claim to it. As the clouds of... Continue Reading →
A Linesman’s Motorcycle
The Connected Earth Centre at the Amberley Museum houses a collection of Communications artefacts, including vehicles of the period that were used to promote and develop a connection with the... Continue Reading →
The Brass Tank BSA
Old motorcycles often throw up hidden surprises that tell a tale of a bygone era. This is the story of a brass tanked flat tanked BSA that was found in... Continue Reading →
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