BSA 650 Golden Flash (1951)
Specifications BSA 650 Golden Flash (1951) blueprint
The BSA 650 Golden Flash is a classic British motorcycle with a storied history and expansive fan base. Produced in 1951, these iconic bikes were the riders choice for style and performance. Sleek in design, the solid gold chrome plated frame and fenders create an eye-catching aesthetic that continues to turn heads. Its classic vertical twin 650cc engine was designed to be reliable and powerful enough to tackle any terrain. Ackerman telescopic forks and a hefty girdle spring provide extra control and handling as you navigate winding roads. Additional features of this model include adjustable handlebars, a high exhaust, and an improved Amal carburetor. The clubman style fuel tank ensures better balance and restricts lost fuel due to vibration. Perhaps the most distinguishing feature of this model is the dual seat and panel that hugs the tail end--a feature that was made specifically to keep its rider warm and dry on a long journey. Apart from its aesthetic appeal, the BSA 650 Golden Flash offers unparalleled performance and quality. With its single cylinder four stroke design, this classic motorcycle will get you to your destination in impressive style.
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