Description
BSA 1935 model W 35-7 499 cc OHV single frame# E 5 2974 engine# E 7 985
In the 1935 BSA range there were three 500 cc OHV models: the Special, with specially built and tested engine with special valves, cams, racing piston etc; the slightly less fierce Blue Star, with upswept pipes and high compression piston and the standard 500, the handsome W 35-7 that we have available.
The machine has a 2 port engine, 4 speed gearbox and duplex cradle frame with forged steel backbone and integral sidecar lugs.
Prop stand, flexible mounted handlebars and tank instrument panel with amp gauge, oil pressure gauge, light switch and inspection light are other features of this luxury mount.
According to BSA club research the machine was despatched to Hackford Motors, Brixton on 22nd August 1935 and still has the factory fitted engine.
This sporty thirties machine is equipped with a set of pannier bags and rear view mirror.
She’s a well-kept older restoration and a good runner.