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1970 BSA A65 1970 BSA A65 Firebird Scrambler 1970 BSA A65 FIREBIRD SCRAMBLER The term “scrambler” was the word used back then for a bike that might be called a “dual-sport” bike today. In other words, on that can be ridden on the highway, and yet handle itself off-road. These bikes were great desert racing bikes, which was big back in the 1960s. The high pipes created the extra ground clearance needed for off-road work. 1970 BSA A65 Lightning 1970 […]
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I was lucky enough to come across a mostly complete 1967 BSA A65 Spitfire MkIII this week. Matching numbers: SA17294Y. A previous owner did mess with the frame a bit so any input, or measurements, on the missing kickstand and tank mounting frame sections are very appreciated. Detailed ref...
Personally, I prefer the looks of the older Lightning, but it's hard to argue with the condition of this oil-in-frame BSA Lightning A65. Despite my aesthetic preference, some people suggest that the OIF design improved handling because the frame had to be stiffened up. Granted, plenty of people also disagree with that notion. The bike…
There was a time that the Bonneville was the bike of choice for speed. BSA thought it was time for some competition and released the A65.
The BSA Lightning has always held a place in my heart, the bike just exudes timeless, vintage style. The 1969 model year BSA A65 Lightning was fitted...
With BSA back in the news and eyeing a 2021 comeback, let's take a look back at the celebrated A65 Lightning motorbike.
I know, what's with the brick under the side stand? A previous owner/rider didn't know that you're never to kick start a Brit bike whilst it is on its
A British scrambler from Free Biker Magazine x 2 Loud Customs...The BSA Lightning was the high performance, twin-carb roadster of the 650cc A65 lineup -- one of the most successful ranges of British twins in history. The "power egg" unit-construction engine made 52-hp at 7000 rpm, capable of pus
