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The BSA Golden Flash was a British motorcycle, developed and marketed by the Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA). The Golden Flash was also available in black and chrome, but it was the all-over gold paint scheme that gave it the name, and made it such a popular escape from post war austerity.

Its development after the 1937 launch of the ground breaking Triumph Speed Twin, together with the need to pay off British war-debt, led to the two creating the post-war rise of the parallel twin engine layout, which was to dominate British design throughout the 1950s and 60s.


Manufacturer United Kingdom BSA Also called A10 Production 1950-61 Predecessor BSA A7 Successor BSA Super Rocket Engine 646cc air cooled twin Power 35 bhp @ 4500 rpm Transmission four speed gearbox to chain drive Wheelbase 54.75 inches (139.1 cm) Dimensions L 84 inches (210 cm)

Fuel capacity 3.5 gallons
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