Another great sales catalogue from BSA with the front cover depicting a country village with riders of a combination and solo machines enjoying a Sunday ride – perhaps.
Being one of the stronger motorcycle manufacturers in 1926 BSA presented an impressive 13 machines for prospective purchasers to consider. Models included are the 2.49hp B26 2 speed round tank, and the B26 Deluxe round tank with a 3 speed gearbox, the 3.49hp L26 side valve and the L26 Deluxe OHV, the 4.93hp S26 and S26 Deluxe, the 5.57hp H26 and H26 Deluxe (with an impressive fully enclosed alloy primary and secondary chain cases), and BSAs Big Boy V twins – the 7.70hp E26 and E26 Deluxe (once again with an impressive fully enclosed alloy primary and secondary chain case), and the 9.86hp G26, G26 Deluxe and the G26 Colonial – designed with more ground clearance for the likes of New Zealand and Australia. If sidecars are your thing then there were 7 passenger models and 4 commercial units to choose from.
BSA also produced their own gearboxes and included is a breakdown on their 2 and 3 speed units for the different capacity machines.
Click on the cover below to see the complete 36 page catalogue.
It is a 8.2M PDF.
