1956 BSA Gold Star 350 by blinkings
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Made from 1938 to 1943 the Gold Stars were single-cylinder four-stroke production motorcycles known for their speed. They were hand built with many optional performance modifications available. They came from the factory with documented dynamometer test results, allowing the new owner to see the horsepower produced. Best viewed zoooooomed.
Comments (17)
dommage qu'il y ait le tapis et les gens autour de cette très belle moto
Super shot and a super bike. Built (I think) at the Birmingham Small Arms factory, hence BSA.
Yep that's right Jeff.
OH YEAH THATS WHAT IAM TALKING ABOUT ,BEAUTIFUL SUPERB MACHINE ACED THAT SHOT
Very rare bike indeed-Great photo!
See one still used for work ever day by my MOT mechanic Here
Great shot.
ohhh that is one magnificent bike, and you captured it perfectly!
Fantastic looking but i know nothing about bike's whatsoever except that they go broom broom...
Fantastic! Lovely, totally droolworthy! If I had a classic bike this would probably be it! Great shot and again, GREAT SHOW! Rob
Ha! I was just talking to debbielove about these the other day. In the 1950's/60's my dad had a few BSA's. Good to see BSA was popular there too :)
Very cool
Very nice Neat shot
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
Beautiful and classic!!! Like everything produced in 56 .. That happens to be the year I was born LOL. (Hey Mate,I hate to be nosy but ... how it can be 56, if they where made from 38 to 43??)LOL
Oh yes, they were very nice, and every last one of them leaked oil which is why that carpet is underneath. Even new in the showroom, there was always a square of cardboard under every one, LOL! Still, they were everyone's desire! Nice photo!
An excellent photo and zoom Andrew! A great looking bike.