BSA is an old-school motorcycle brand that predates the motorcycle itself. They began as Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited (BSA), a prominent British conglomerate that manufactured various ...

VINTAGE - 1905-1934 Due to the rarity of these years and models of BSA, pricing data is still being collected. BSA production ceased in 1973. It is not usual to find a BSA motorcycle titled and ...

The reborn BSA name will be officially introduced to the public at the Motorcycle Live Show in Birmingham, UK, in December. A new model will be on display, it has been confirmed. BSA to make its ...

BSA’s Bantam 350 topped sales charts last year. We didn’t love it initially, so we’ve ridden it again to see what we missed.

One of the world’s leading motorcycle manufacturers of the 1950s and 60s, BSA is set to resume operations almost half a century after it went bankrupt, funded by its new owner, India’s Mahindra & ...

The Birmingham Small Arms Company, better known as BSA, started in 1861, not with bikes but with guns. It was made by 14 experts in making guns and quickly became the biggest company in Europe for ...

As announced last week, BSA is back. Now owned by Classic Legends, a subsidiary of India’s Mahindra & Mahindra group, the brand revealed the first motorcycle of its new era at the NEC Motorcycle Live ...

BSA's adventure began in 1861, in England, the company being founded by fourteen gunsmiths of the Birmingham Small Arms Trade Association, who had supplied arms to the British government during the ...

Ages-old British motorcycle manufacturer BSA is making its grand return with a new, retro model called the Gold Star. It’s meant to remind of the past, but employs modern technology for better ...

BSA, once one of the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer and a British staple, went out of business in the late 1970s, following a series of bad business decisions. After decades, it was bought by ...