BSA Goldstar by Fred255
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Photo taken at the Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum
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Comments (18)
EXCELLENT CAPTURE !!!!!
Fantastic details and reflections. A superb shot!!
Very nice.... cool reflections!
Nice close up, love the reflections top notch image. Never owned one of these but have been on a few. Would have liked the full badge in view. Check this out. http://www.flickr.com/photos/g7brj-jeff/997864234/in/pool-bsa_motorcycles/
Great Capture. That Tank is Sparkling must have put a lot of elbow greese in to it to get it so shiny LOL.
One of the classic bikes of all time I used to own one..
Is this photo reversed or do British bikes have the hand controls on the opposite sides of those imported here? This should be the clutch side of the bike. The choke lever and kill button for the ignition are on the throttle or right side in those imported to the USA. A dramatic view of an old Beezer that triumphed on Catalina.
yeah...that's a classic
Good classic bike, my dad owned a couple of these, a goldie and then a rocket...
I wouldn't have had a clue what it was unless I'd seen the picture!! I know nothing of motorbikes at all (bows head in shame!) I know that this is a great capture though with superb reflections. xx
Very nice work.
Nice work! These are all three great shots.
Again fantastic shot my friend! Reflections are superb!
Amazing details!
Hardly ever see chrome tanks on todays bikes. Nice shot!
Now your talking my kind of shot for sure!!!! fabulous ...love it
Wow "BSA" ,yes you can find something like that only in museums...
Great idea and reflections!