1958 BSA M21

The BSA single cylinder M-series debuted in 1937 with the M21 being the biggest sidevalve-engined model with a displacement of 596cc. The rigid-frame M21 is ruggedly built and endowed with copious low-speed pulling power, intended for military use and sidecar tugging. Production of the M21 ceased in 1958, making this a final year example!
This is a running, riding motorcycle with functioning brakes and lighting. Please see the videos linked below. It has new bodywork, including: the fuel tank, headlamp, front fender, and rear fender. It has been recently been given a new battery, spark plugs, and a fresh oil change.
The original odometer reads 8,612 miles.
The VIN is BM2010368 with an engine number BM2112189. All of the M21's had M20 frames and frame numbers.
It has a clear Florida title.
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