BSA B33 1957 PETROL Manual

This lot will be auctioned by Iconic Auctioneers at The Iconic Motorcycle Sale at Kempton Park 2026 on Saturday the 18th of July, Kempton Park Racecourse, TW16 5AE. The price indicated is the lower estimate. Please note we are unable to offer part exchange or finance. Description: The 1957 BSA B33 was one of the last and most refined versions of BSAs big preunit singlecylinder road bikes. It represented the peak of the classic British 'thumper' before twins and later unitconstruction motorcycles took over the market,With a top speed of around 80mph, by 1957 the B33 had evolved into a very comfortable touring motorcycle and featured full chain enclosure to reduce maintenance, better road manners than earlier rigid or plunger models, an improved swingarm frame and fullwidth alloy hubs,An older restoration, this wellpresented example has been in our vendor's collection for 22 years and he is only selling as health concerns mean that he is no longer able to ride,Used regularly up until recently, the bike is reported as running and riding well. It's an easy starter and benefits from electronic ignition. Recent new front brake linings, remains a very standard bike, with the exception of a Gold Star 8"" brake fitted which improves stopping power,Supplied with a current V5C,