BSA

BSA, or Birmingham Small Arms Company, has a rich heritage that dates back to its founding in 1861. Originally a firearms manufacturer, BSA began producing motorcycles in 1903, with its first model debuting in 1910. Over the decades, BSA became a prominent name in the motorcycle industry, especially during the mid-20th century when it was recognised as one of the largest motorcycle manufacturers globally. BSA bikes have long been associated with quality craftsmanship, reliability, and innovative design.

The brand's motorcycles were crafted to meet the needs of both everyday commuters and racing enthusiasts. BSA's commitment to performance is exemplified by its success in various racing events, including notable victories at Daytona races in the 1950s. Today, BSA aims to blend its classic designs with modern technology, appealing to a new generation of riders.