The BSA A7 and A10 were classic British motorcycles produced between the late 1940s and early 1960s. Known for their robust design, these bikes featured parallel-twin engines, with the A7 at 500cc and the A10 at 650cc. Both models were reliable, versatile, and favored by riders for touring and everyday use.

The A7 debuted in 1946, offering a smooth ride and solid performance. Its larger sibling, the A10, launched in 1950, offering increased power for long-distance journeys.

At Stainless Classics we produce many items as shown below for these BSA's, from cylinder base nuts, studs, side stands, springs, to rocker box bolts and much much more. All stainless, and machined to keep your BSA looking as good as the day it rolled off the production line. Always refer to the parts book for appropriate fit for your model.

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