BSA A65 (1966)
Specifications BSA A65 (1966) blueprint
The BSA A65 is a classic British motorcycle from 1966, taking its influence from the more traditional original A7 and A10 models and introducing a range of distinctive refinements. Powered by a 650 CC parallel twin engine, the BSA A65 provides a solid yet elegant platform which makes it a favorite among vintage riders. Characterized by a steel double loop frame, the A65 offers an upright seating position for comfort and control. The motorcycle is equipped with a 4-speed transmission, giving riders the ability to switch gears with ease even at higher speeds. Its breath-taking looks are accentuated by street-style handlebars, a chrome headlamp and two classic chromed high-rise exhausts. This easy-to-ride and responsive motorcycle offers a smooth ride and excels when it comes to cornering. Being part of the classic motorcycle line-up, the BSA A65 is ideal for weekend cruises and can remain a reliable companion for many years to come.
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