• Year of manufacture 
    1955
  • Motorcycle type 
    Street
  • Engine number 
    CA1054
  • Lot number 
    17094
  • Condition 
    Used
  • Colour  
    Other
  • Location
    United Kingdom
  • Performance 
    43 PS / 32 kW / 43 BHP

Description

  • The BSA Golden Flash (or Gold Flash) was an early exponent of the 'parallel twin' engine layout, which was to dominate British design throughout the 1950s and 60s
  • It was available in black and chrome, but it was the all-over gold paint scheme that gave it its name and made it such a  popular escape from post war austerity
  • Fitted with a 646cc OHV parallel-twin and (from 1954) with a swinging arm rear end
  • This lovely example has been rebuilt to factory specification and is now totally usable and ready for the road
  • Fitted with electronic ignition, new battery, oil cooler, oil pressure gauge and fresh oil
  • Supplied with a BSA Dating Certificate, paperwork which appertains to the service history of the bike and some period reference books
  • A superb BSA that will happily grace any 'Classic Beeza' collection but ready for that next road run whenever the moment takes you