BSA Insurance

BSA Motorcycle Insurance designed for you

BSA, which stood for Birmingham Small Arms, started out manufacturing armaments, and only later diversified into bicycles and motorcycles, rising to become the bestselling motorcycle marque in the interwar years. After WW2, BSA's motorcycle division went into a slow decline in fortunes, due to competition from Europe and Japan, and after some poor management decisions, structural changes and abortive mergers, BSA eventually ceased producing bikes in 1972.

For BSA insurance, Bikesure are the true specialists. We have exclusive access to a range of specially designed schemes, designed just for BSA owners, and with great features including agreed value cover as standard.

BSA insurance
BSA Owners Club:
www.bsaoc.demon.co.uk

Our cover also includes protection for modifications and customisations you might have made to your BSA, and the specially discounted rates take account of the extra care and safer riding you can demonstrated as an enthusiast. Our BSA motorbike insurance rewards the genuine enthusiast with real discounts. Experienced riders receive discount of up to 15% in addition to a 10% discount for members of BSA clubs such as the BSA Owners Club (www.bsaoc.demon.co.uk) .

These are some of the current and past BSA models available in the UK. If your model is not listed, don't panic, as we can offer cover for any road-legal bike, trike or quad, including grey import bikes and overseas models.

 

BSA Model Name Engine CC Fuel Gearbox Production Dates
BSA 350 Trail 350 Petrol Manual -
BSA A10 646 Petrol Manual 1951-1970
BSA A10 Golden Flash 646 Petrol Manual 1951-1963
A hard working bike in the 1950s that often needed parts replacing so extremely rare to find one completely original.
BSA A10 RGS 654 Petrol Manual 1962-1964
BSA A10 Super Rocket 646 Petrol Manual 1953-1963
A rugged classic from the 50s that was often used in conjunction with a side-car when cars were too expensive.
BSA A50 Royal Star 499 Petrol Manual 1966-1970
A classic air cooled 4 stroke twin that is chain driven and can run at 4 speeds to a top speed of 90mph.
BSA A65 654 Petrol Manual 1963-1971
BSA A65 Firebird 654 Petrol Manual 1970-1972
Built for the American market the Firebird was one of the last A65s before the closure of BSA.
BSA A65 Lightning 654 Petrol Manual 1967-1969
A classic air cooled 4 stroke twin that runs on 4 gears and is chain driven to a top speed of 108mph.
BSA A65 Spitfire Mk4 654 Petrol Manual 1967-1968
The last in the line of Spitfires that were later replaced by the A75 Rockets. Very quick twin producing 54bhp at 7250rpm clocked at doing over 132mph.
BSA A65 Ss Spitfire Mk2 654 Petrol Manual 1965-1967
BSA A65 Star Twin 654 Petrol Manual 1963-1970
BSA A65 Thunderbolt 654 Petrol Manual -
A classic air cooled 4 stroke twin that runs on 4 gears and is chain driven to a top speed of 104mph.
BSA A65T 654 Petrol Manual 1963-1971
BSA A65t Thunderbolt 654 Petrol Manual 1962-1973
BSA A7 499 Petrol Manual 1946-1961
BSA A75 Rocket 3 745 Petrol Manual 1969-1973
BSA B21 247 Petrol Manual -
BSA B25 S Goldstar 247 Petrol Manual -
BSA B25 Starfire 247 Petrol Manual 1968-1973
BSA B25 T Victor Trail 247 Petrol Manual -
BSA B31 348 Petrol Manual 1945-1959
Introduced in 1945 based on a pre war design it has a single cylinder 4 stroke engine that could reach a top speed of about 70mph.
BSA B32 A 348 Petrol Manual 1949-1957
BSA B33 499 Petrol Manual 1954-1960
Good looking post war classic that performs well with a light clutch and is smooth to drive.
BSA B34 499 Petrol Manual -
Designed as an off roader giving good ground clearance and narrow body. Wide gear ratios are better for trials. Very rare nowadays.
BSA B40 343 Petrol Manual 1961-1965
BSA B44 Victor Special 441 Petrol Manual 1965-1971
A post war classic single with 2 valves and air cooled engine that runs on a 4 speed gearbox.
BSA B44ss Shooting Star 441 Petrol Manual 1968-1971
A single cylinder air cooled 4 stroke touring bike that is chain driven at 4 gears and can reach a top speed of 96mph.
BSA B50 Goldstar 499 Petrol Manual -
A classic air cooled 4 stroke single that runs on 4 gears and is chain driven.
BSA B50 SS 499 Petrol Manual -
BSA B50 T Victor Trail 499 Petrol Manual -
A single cylinder 4 stroke naked bike with a 4 speed gearbox and drum brakes front and rear.
BSA Bantam 150 148 Petrol Manual -
Originally thought to be a truly British bike it was later discovered that the Bantam came from a German design. It was then adapted to meet British conventions and later improved with better suspension, bigger engine and rear swing arm.
BSA Baracuda 249 Petrol Manual 1966-1968
BSA Beaver 49 Petrol Manual 1979-1984
BSA Boxer 49 Petrol Manual 1979-1980
BSA Brigand 49 Petrol Manual 1979-1984
BSA BTX 125 123 Petrol Manual -1987
BSA BTX 175 171 Petrol Manual -1987
BSA C11 249 Petrol Manual -
BSA C12 249 Petrol Manual -
A comfortable British made motorcycle with upgraded engine and chissis than previous model the C12 was more reliable and also has decent suspension and brakes.
BSA C15 249 Petrol Manual -
A small reliable classic that runs extremely smoothly and is cheap to run, especially after the changes in road tax.
BSA D175 Bantam 173 Petrol Manual -
BSA Di Bantam 125 123 Petrol Manual -
BSA Easy Rider 50 Petrol Manual 1980-1987
BSA Gold Sr 400 399 Petrol Manual -1998
BSA Gold Sr 500 499 Petrol Manual -1998
A classic 4 stroke single with OHC fuel control.
BSA GT 50 50 Petrol Manual 1979-1987
BSA M20 500 Petrol Manual -
BSA Rob North Rocket 3 830 Petrol Manual -
BSA Tracker 125 123 Petrol Manual 1979-1987
BSA Tracker 175 171 Petrol Manual 1979-1987
BSA Wing Wheel 32 Petrol Manual -
A bicycle with engine attachment largely used in Britain until the introduction of scooters.

BSA Motorcyle Insurance Specialists

Finding a reasonable bike insurance quote can sometimes be rather difficult.

Many motorcycle insurance companies don't cater to the exact needs of BSA owners and you can easily find yourself overcharged if you don't speak to a specialist.

BSA Insurance Features

Because our BSA motorcycle insurance is designed around you, you can select those policy options which will be most useful to you. All our policies come with £100,000 of legal expenses protection included, free, but you can also choose to add personal injury insurance, a comprehensive homestart breakdown policy and cheap helmet and leathers insurance.

BSA motorbike insurance policy features:

  • Agreed value option
  • Riders with motoring convictions covered
  • Riders with criminal convictions covered
  • All modifications and customisations covered
  • Easy payment options including direct debit and credit card options
  • Full range of comprehensive BSA insurance, TPFT insurance and TPO insurance available
  • Optional breakdown cover
  • Optional personal injury cover
  • Optional cover for your helmet, leathers and protective clothing up to £1,000
  • Legal cover up to £100,000 included free of charge

BSA motorcycle insurance discounts:

  • Owners club discount
  • Limited mileage discounts
  • Security precautions
  • Keeping your bike in a garage
  • Experience of riding your bike.
  • Self-modified bikes
  • Female riders
  • Multi Bike insurance discounts

You can get a BSA Insurance policy online, but we think you'll get a better deal if you speak to our staff, who are trained underwriters, and can use their extensive knowledge and experience to apply human common sense to your rate. And because your rate will be individually computed, they can save you money by deviating from the standard computerised rates.

As specialists in motorcycle insurance services, they will also answer your questions and are able to advise you on the best BSA bike insurance policy for you.

To speak to one of our classic motorbike insurance specialists, use the call back form during our office hours of 9am to 7pm Monday to Friday or 9am to 4pm Saturday or get an immediate online and cheap classic bike insurance uk quote.

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