1961 BSA A10 Super Rocket
1961 BSA Super Rocket
Price: | US $16,900.00 |
Item location: | Wallingford, Connecticut, United States |
Make: | BSA |
Model: | Super Rocket |
SubModel: | A10 Big Valve |
Type: | Cafe Racer |
Year: | 1961 |
Mileage: | 12,000 |
VIN: | 11111111111119999 |
Engine size: | 650 |
Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Contact seller: | Contact form |
This is a fully restored original pre unit 1961 BSA A10 Super Rocket. It is in its original "Princess Gray" paint (rare color for the year). This bike has been fully sorted through top to bottom and has had its restoration documented. All work has taken place at Competition Cycle in Stratford Connecticut. The bike is there now. All work has been performed by retired racer and British bike expert and enthusiast, ohn Rodi (owner of Competition Cycle). Feel free to contact him with any questions about the bike or its restoration at:
Competition Cycle
1495 Stratford Ave
Stratford CT, 6615
(203) 375 8589
Some of the items replaced NOS or rebuilt include: Rebuilt engine top end, ebuilt monobloc carburetor, ew cables, lugs, ires, alve guides, agneto, ires, eat upholstery, hain guard paint, ecals, rakes, ull electrical, attery, ulbs, ufflers, ubber, ront and rear shocks and suspension (rubber too) and much, uch more. This bike even comes with the working original tire pump. I am also including the restoration and spare parts books you see in the photos as well as the original owners manual that is period correct for the motorcycle. Lastly, cloth BSA motorcycle cover also goes with the bike.
I am reluctantly selling the motorcycle to fund the restoration of my 1978 Porsche 911SC Targa. I am the third owner and purchased it years ago from an engineer at Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford. Any questions and you can contact me or feel free to contact Competition Cycle in Stratford Connecticut where you can view the bike as well.
There is a plaque on the bike's rear fender with a strange coat of arms that is stamped "By appointment to Her Majesty's..." and I cannot make out the rest of it (rubbed away from years of polishing). I do not know if this means the bike was in the Queen's motorcade or not (no idea how to prove this). See photo for yourself.
If the bike does not make the reserve, will entertain reasonable offers. The buyer is responsible for vehicle transport and shipping. I accept cashier's check, ash, r money order, ll of which must clear prior to picking up the motorcycle in Connecticut. A deposit through Pay Pal is required within 48 hours of winning the auction. Ebay does not recognize the British VIN number. Good luck. I will miss this bike.
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