WOW!!!! I have seen a few when I was a younger man, but that’s unbelievable nice!

glad i kept mine after 37 years

Amazing original condition. My dad bought the 1973 TR5T twin, and he rode it a lot. I kind of took it over and started riding it at age 16. Stripped it down and flat track raced it at 19. Put the lights back on and rode it until I wore it out when I was around 25. The chassis is the same and it is a great handling bike. I could drag the foot pegs on the street and beat anyone with a 500cc street bike, even with the trials tires.

Rode a BSA 441 Victor all over SF in 1972 while stationed at Letterman in the Army.

Just found one in the same shape with 900 miles. Sold new out of Las Vegas.

Real piece of motorcycling history.Regards Richard London UK 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

That thing is awesome. Luv that sound.

I keep saying it over and over. We'd never see bikes like these if it wasn't for the Kaplan's.

Awesome video again 👊🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸

😈😈😈😈 Its one heck of a dam clasic 😈😈😈😈

Wow, the rings aren't even broken in since the 2016 rebuild!

My 1979 suzuki Ts 90 was just as quiet you can ride on sidewalks in the middle of the night on public sidewalks no one could hear you hear.you driving more fun it was fun sneaking around turn off the Headlights That's quite forsure.

only one word = Awesome

The exhaust guard looks killer with the holes!

4903 always love the upswept exaust

For short riders, that bike is great.

My Dad bought a brand new B 50 ss gold star just like this bike in 72 after returning from the Nam.....

what Yamaha superseded with the XT500...but with OHC , no lucas and no leaks

@mechcavandy986

Жыл бұрын

I had a XT 500.

I was BORN in 72!

Imagine having a bike for 50 years I hope you guys will make a video on that GSX1100G that was in the background.

Is it for sale now?

Pushrods or ohc?

Also came out as a triumph 500 adventurer or trophy trail with T100 500 twin motor fully rebuilt a ex USA one here in nz back in the 90s dissapointing bike I always thought the victor would be a betta bike🇳🇿

@davidkeeton6716

2 жыл бұрын

BSA was a completely different motor than the Triumph single or twin. Stock both brands are pretty weak, but they can be built to really rip. I know a guy in Florida that races two 441 BSA in AHRMA and is more than competitive.

James Bond bike.

These Engines must have a Carrillo Conrod fitted as the original one will let go, I know quite a few bikes where this has happened and when it does break it causes one hell of a mess. Just my two cents. Cheers.

Who built BSA motorcycles 🏍 ?

@bobg1219

2 жыл бұрын

Birmingham small arms

@prestonrobert2625

2 жыл бұрын

British Stirling Arms. England country of origin the motorcycle was a grass racer.

@prestonrobert2625

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobg1219 you sank my battle ship lol

@prestonrobert2625

2 жыл бұрын

Oh man the shifting opposite as is brake and clutch..

@stanleybaker8707

2 жыл бұрын

Thankyou I wasn't sure who built them,thankyou so much.

first

😈😈😈royal Enfield. .. i bet their cheap as chips ... for the die hard classic lovers . And apparently their quite reliable 😈😈😈😈