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BSA A 7

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BSA

A 7

Classic

For sale now2 motorcycles
Price range
€7,490 – €7,490
Avg. mileage
113 km
Typical year
1964
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BSA A 7 for sale

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1963 BSA A7 - €7,490 (1/1)

BSA A7

€7,490
1963114 km

MotoclassicsKapelle

MotorOccasion.nl
1964 BSA A7 - €7,490 (1/1)

BSA A7

€7,490
1964112 km

MotoclassicsKapelle

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Model years

Generations and editions

3 variants

Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.

  1. Years1954–1962

    A7 Flash / Shooting Star

    Generation

    The swingarm generation. After 1954 the standard A7 was called Flash in the US; the Shooting Star was the sportier 500 with a hotter cam and higher compression. Match Shooting Star only when explicitly stated.

    497 cc · 2 cyl.

  2. Years1951–1953

    A7 / Star Twin

    Generation

    The A7 with the 497cc short-stroke, A10-based engine. The sportier Star Twin used higher compression; use that name only when explicitly stated.

    497 cc · 2 cyl.

  3. Years1946–1950

    A7 long-stroke

    Generation

    The early A7 with the 495cc long-stroke parallel twin, introduced after the war. A rigid rear end was original, with plunger suspension offered from 1949.

    495 cc · 2 cyl.

About this model

About the BSA A 7

The Bsa A 7 is classified in our catalogue as a classic motorcycle. The available catalogue data forms the technical basis of this model profile. Always verify model year, trim and technical values against the individual motorcycle, as they can differ between generations.

Category
Classic
Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check oil circulation, oil level and oil return before and after a test ride. A dry-sump twin that has stood for a long time can drain oil into the crankcase; investigate excessive smoke or a markedly rising crankcase oil level immediately.

  • Ask for documented servicing of the oil, pump and crankshaft sludge trap, and check the timing-side main bush for proper oil pressure and wear. This is essential on a pre-unit twin of this age.

  • Test the magneto for a strong, consistent spark when cold and hot. Also inspect the carburettor, tickler and fuel leaks: spilled fuel must not reach the magneto.

  • Check the primary chain, clutch and four-speed gearbox for clean operation and unwanted noise. Match the running gear to the year: early A7s, plunger frames and swingarm frames differ materially.

  • Verify frame and engine numbers against a BSA dating source; A7, Star Twin, Flash and Shooting Star are not interchangeable designations.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the BSA A 7

  1. What does a used BSA A 7 cost?

    A used BSA A 7 costs €7,490 on average. Most cost €7,490 to €7,490. This is based on 2 motorcycles for sale now.

  2. How many used BSA A 7 are for sale?

    MotorMonitor now compares 2 used BSA A 7 motorcycles from Dutch sales sites.

  3. What year and mileage does an average used BSA A 7 have?

    The average used BSA A 7 is from 1964 and has done about 113 km.