BSA B50SS
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BSA B50SS Gold Star[edit | edit source]
This was the last of the C15 stretches. It was a radical design change from the traditional British style, but in the fullness of time looks very nice. Built as a street scramble to meet the US market demands, the engine was over-stressed when pushed to the limit. Conversion to electronic ignition transforms it’s behavior to one of GB’s best ever singles. Starting requires the knack and vibration was still a problem at speed over 60 mph. There was also a B50T Victor model.
BSA B50SS Detail[edit | edit source]
| Part | Spec |
|---|---|
| Year | 1971-72 |
| Capacity | 499cc |
| Engine | OHV Single |
| Weight | 340lb |
| MPG | 60 |
| Max Speed | 85mph |