No comments about BSA Pre-unit Singles Owners Workshop Manual, No. 326: 54-61 (Owners Workshop Manual).

No comments about BSA Pre-Unit Twins (Motoclassics).

No comments about BSA Bantam.

1 comments about BSA Bantam Owners Workshop Manual: 123cc 148cc 174cc 1948-1971 (Owners Workshop Manual).

1. This book is a good source of text and photographs on the BSA Bantam of 1948-1971. There is reprints of a few contemporary magazine reviews and a good range of colour and B/W photographs of most models, including a section of factory shots complete with slightly incorrect captions (including those fuzzed out details indicating they did not like changing the copy very often). Really if this book has any annoying failing it is that the four owner profiles lack a certain relevance, comprising as they do, an off-roader a collector a juvenile and a racer. If you can find a copy this is probably the best detail book for the practical rider and restorer.

1 comments about BSA 500 & 650 Twins: A7, A10, A50 & A65: 1946 to 1973 (Essential Buyer's Guide).

1. This tiny little book consists most of what you need to know when you go out buying a BSA 50/65.
   Short and to the point,real value for money.

No comments about BSA & Triumph Triples: Gold Portfolio 1968-1976 (Gold Portfolio).

No comments about Bsa: Illustrated Motorcycle Legends (The Illustrator Motorcycle Legends).

2 comments about Bsa (Classic Motorcycles).

1. Many compliments for your BSA book.First quality pictures from your own hand give perfect but not always real imagination of the bikes as they were introduced to the market. May I suggest to mix these excellent pictures with selection of original material. Your text is pleasant to read and gives in general basic info on the reference bikes. As mentioned I believe that there is a seleced group of readers having special interest in the more technical background of each model. I recall that in the 1950 th the publishers of Motorcycle came with 2 collection books which contained interviews with designer of various models not limited to BSA but covering most of highly interesting designs period 1930 up to 1950 etc. I have never seen these books republished. NB> The BSA Goldstar book by BMS includes typical of this period interview. 5 star rating means that I consider your book value for money- I still enjoy it whenever I open it again. It must have a pleasure to compose it- I am sure that you have a special relation with BSA. So have I worked at Small Heath as an appprentice in 1965! Regards Carl Drees



2. (...) He blames BSA for the demise of his true love, Triumph. Basically he would be quite happy if BSA had not made anything more sophisticated than the A10. Save your money and buy a decent book on BSAs!!!!!

No comments about Bsa Twins A50 And A65 Gold Portfolio1962- 1973.

No comments about Triumph Trident and BSA Rocket 3 Owners Workshop Manual, No. 136: '69-'75 (Owners Workshop Manual).