Bsa Bantam
Uploader Comments (PettersModelM)
All Comments (15)
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obviously got no mechanical sympathy then?
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WTF, are you trying to kill it. Poor old Beeza
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Bantams are cool, I have built one that is 190cc with Suzuki mag/flywheel and Mikuni carb, you'll see it in 2011 jan/feb issue of Real Classic mag. I made an expansion chamber for it as well. goes very well indeed. And before anyone comments about Jap bikes, I love them, and have had loads,but I also like Brit bikes as well, all bikes are fun, agreed... yes...good.
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You should park it and stay off of it!
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I dont get the tone of your comment !! Could you elaborate ? Peace Ye`all !
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Jap bikes ?
Fuck off !! Shut up relic of the past !
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nice bike, whats the petrol:oil mixture?
do you mix it or do they go to seperate tanks and mixes itself?
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He just needed some grass man , give him a bit o' slack!
lol
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i also like the 675, commando and nrv but the bantam wasnt the best thing in the world was it ? compaired to the the japanese bikes of the time you must admit that the classics were a pain (oil leaks) they just needed more attention but we just seemed to give up when honda released there range of bike just look at the CB92 benley (awsome bike) and still would sell today due to its beautifull looks. plus im not just slagging off the classics im a big fan of them especially the BSA goldstar DBD34!
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The design for this was giving to BSA as part of war reperations ! Its actually a DKW ! Harley ,and some Italian firm made a version also !! British bikes were the best in the world for decades bur lack of investment was what killed it !! Triumph are doing great though and Norton are coming back !! In fact the Triumph Daytona 675 is the class leader ! Beating all the Jap bikes !! The new Norton Commando is awesome and the NRV rotary is totally droolworthy !!
what is its top speed and reliability because im thinking of getting a bantam a10, a7 or d10? which one should i get?
worldwar2madman 3 years ago
Well first of all its not about how fast these old bikes can go its about just going out for a nice enjoyable ride. the reliability of the bsa bikes is brilliant not a lot can go wrong with them, except minor things. Of course the type of bike you should get depends on what size you want, i have listed engine sizes of all the bikes you have listed below.
BSA A10 is a 650cc
BSA A7 is a 500cc
BSA Bantam D10 is a 175cc
PettersModelM 3 years ago
the british bike were ace but they did go bang quite alot when they backfired. lol
PettersModelM 3 years ago