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Ohio Valley BSA Owners Club "Reliability Run". Some More Great Pics from Ted Guthrie!

Woke up this morning wondering where to go with today’s post and was very happy to find a few e-mails from regular contributor Ted Guthrie. He’s been busy lately and sent in these fantastic pictures.

Ted Writes:

Hi, Steve. Attended the Ohio Valley BSA Owners Club spring meet this last weekend. Lots of cool bikes on hand, as usual. The following images represent a sampling of machines, which took part in Saturday’s Reliability Run (vintage dual-sport) event. So, these bikes are riders, not just for show, and as a result wear their battle scars proudly.
Note, the guy posing behind the Penton MC5 is none other than Jack Penton.
I’m sending these in full-res, so I’ll send more in separate e-mail. Enjoy.
Additionally:

Here are a few more. Note, in addition to those bikes, which participated in the Reliability Run, the pretty blue BSA single and the old Indian were part of the BSA Club’s vintage trilas event, and the cool, little ’52 Triumph Terrier is in flattracker guise.

Great Stuff as always! You can even see the grins under some of those helmets. Thanks Much Ted!











More "Kickstart Only" Club Pictures

More great shots from regular contributor Eric Stofer!

Eric Writes:

“A few shots from the annual bike swap meet in Tsawassen BC. About a dozen or so of us from the island, roaring down the highway to catch the 7am ferry to the show. Great day! Great swap meet and hundreds of bikes of all makes, original and customs. No breakdowns either! Kickstart bikes rule!”

YES they do!

1926 Douglas, 1931 BSA Sloper, 1914 Royal Ruby

Some pics I’ve had from a recent auction site. Great stuff.

Update: Dick Mann and his BSA A70 Flattracker.

A pair of real classics!

Update: for more info on this legendary racer click HERE

BSA powered CCM.

I never knew that the early CCM’s ever used the BSA engines. This is a really beautiful example.

Nice BSA Scrambler.

I love the look but I’m not sure of this bikes designation. My best guess is that it’s a modified Goldstar Scrambler?

Thanks!

BSA Rocket Three

It’s nice to see these (or any classic really) still being ridden regularly.