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71 BSA Fury 350 discussion forum:RE: Mr.J.Melford-Colegate |
| RE: Mr.J.Melford-Colegate |
| Luke Handley said 2009-04-01 21:16 |
| Hi. I´m not knocking what u said but I doubt the brit bsa would out perform the jap on handling or stopping, I could be wrong mind. Tho it would probably run rings around the jap on fuel economy and fun factor. I am tempted by one of these, since its a small brit bike so it should be less prone to unreliability ( even tho its a bsa. I am only 22 so I never saw em in their glory days, but most ppl i have spoke to or owned them said they were fairly high performance but had high unreliability to match. I hope they were mostly ok) . It ( or one I´ve seen knocking around ) had electronic ignition, which is a damn sight better than the points / distributer that my useless kawasaki z400 has ( altough its the only thing not to go wrong :) ). If I ever get one I´ll stick it on here. |
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