1967 BSA Spitfire

Brian Pearson of Dana Point, California shows us his beautifully restored 1967 BSA Spitfire.

[@moderatefkr6666]

What can I say? Absolutely gorgeous. Not only practical and purposeful, but every detail compliments the machine and the period. Love that tank. A real classic. Congratulations.

[@ronvalente65]

just a nice relaxed old Brit bike! with a lot of the later mods! looks like you're enjoying your retirement! safe riding Brian.

[@markmathews6876]

love the alloy tank , wow , prettiest bike ever made imho

[@davidshattock9522]

These are rarer than honest politicians

[@gorblimey61]

Sounds sweet with those pipes!

[@shingerz]

Sounds mint lovely bike 👍

[@TROLLKO1]

Hello Mr. Pearson. Thanks a lot for this nice video. Great explanation for a famous nice bike. Regards from germany and both of you, stay health and have a nice time.

[@caribman10]

I thought the MK 3 came with the Triumph-style dual-leading-shoe front brake?

[@LoscarMotorcycles]

Uaaauuu! Superb bike. Congratulations.

[@Boot2yourHead]

such a beautiful piece of art. thanks for sharing with us all.

[@andya857]

Man, i really want one of those.......

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[@rodolfolopez9498]

beautiful!!!

[@slit4659]

I like how he doesn't look for car's when he runs the stop sign.

[@441rider]

Nice Beezer, there is a steel A65 tank like that as well.

[@BillCompo]

She's a beauty mate. (]: )

[@alancox1444]

I found those pipes look nice but burn your left ankle. (heat shield is too far forward) the right ankle is protected by the kickstart pedal. Internal baffles cost a lot of power but very fast (and loud) without them. The only difference between the Spit and Lightning engine spec is carb size, porting and (on earlier ones) comp ratio so changing the engine is a bit drastic. Both my A65's have the neadle roller end feed conversion, that's the best way to fix reliability issues with the A65.

[@frankmarkovcijr5459]

I wish more BSA and Triumph came with alloy tank.lgot a BSA C-15 250 with a alloy tank.1967 all stock 6,000 miles, and matching#.$500 delivered to my house 🏠. Alloy tanks and stainless steel sheet metal as fenders make the bike last forever ♾️.

[@danamuise4117]

envy!!

[@UCR2011]

I also have a 67 Spitfire with hornet pipes. May I ask which baffles you put in the pipes and how you like them? Also do you have any issues with the pipes moving?

[@taxmanmotorcycles1]

Blew the stop sign at 5:21