BSA Bermuda
BSA Bermuda
BSA Bermuda
BSA Bermuda
BSA Bermuda
BSA Bermuda
BSA Bermuda
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BSA Bermuda

Regular price
$1,559.40
Sale price
$1,559.40
Regular price
$2,599.00
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SALE 40% OFF RRP.

Shipping Note: This item is for pickup only by appointment in Rozelle NSW 2039.

Riding Experience:

Riding this beautifully restored English roadster is a delight that combines vintage charm with modern comfort. With its low geared setup, comfortable wide tyres, and reliable braking system, it offers a smooth and confident ride. Whether navigating urban streets or enjoying leisurely countryside paths, this bicycle handles with grace and agility, showcasing its pedigree as a true heritage piece.

About This Bicycle:

  • Crafted in 1978 by Raleigh Industries Ltd in Nottingham, England, this bike embodies timeless craftsmanship and durability.
  • It features a 22T sprocket and 48T chainwheel with a single-speed chain, ensuring optimal performance for everyday commuting or weekend adventures.
  • 1978 Sturmey-Archer 3-Speed Hub: This classic hub features a smooth wide ratio 3-speed internal gear system and an original coaster brake for enhanced stopping power and control, making it perfect for urban riding. Experience reliable performance in a timeless design!
  • The addition of dynamo lighting, premium brake pads, and Michelin World Tour tyres enhances safety and reliability in all weather conditions.
  • Restored with meticulous care, including original components like the Brooks England saddle and BSA head tube badge, it retains its authentic character and historical significance.

History and Features:

  • Originally owned by V.E. Byrne of Earlwood, with personal etchings on the drive side crank.
  • Purchased from The Bower, Marrickville in 2019, reflecting its local heritage.
  • Expertly restored to its former glory, with polished components and a rust-treated frame, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and functional reliability.

Value and Significance:

This bicycle is not just a mode of transport, but a piece of cycling history lovingly restored for modern use. Its blend of vintage aesthetics and practical functionality makes it a valuable addition to any enthusiast's collection, offering both a glimpse into the past and a reliable ride for the future.