BSA > BSA wm20

1944 Bsa Wm20 on 2040-motos

US $10,000.00

Year:1944 Mileage:500

Location:

Valencia, California, United States

BSA wm20 photos

BSA wm20 tech info

Engine Size (cc):500

BSA wm20 description

Beautiful BSA M20 restored and completely rideable which was in WWII. Listed on .wdbsa.nl Starts super easy and runs strong. Completely refurbished with 500 miles on rebuilt transmission and engine. Has all parts and most of the bike is original. Painted desert war paint scheme. has original brass levers, working speed, (1) canvas web grip from WWII. Great rideable show bike. VERY few completed BSA M20 WWII bike in the USA. A great piece of history.I have all the receipts and work was done by a professional mechanic.

I routinely get stopped and win awards at local shows. It is also dependable to ride to the store etc.

Here is a youtube link of me starting it cold.

https://youtu.be/xEr-yZ-Jwac

I can help schedule shipping for you when you purchase

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