1923 BSA motorcycle and sidecar
770cc 7HP Motorcycle & Sidecar
Step back into the golden age of motorcycling with this remarkable 1923 BSA 7HP motorcycle and sidecar—a beautifully preserved piece of British engineering from one of the most iconic manufacturers in motorcycling history. Built in the early days of motorized transport, this machine represents the rugged reliability and craftsmanship that made BSA famous worldwide.
Powered by a 770 cc 7 horsepower V-twin engine, with a robust frame it was ideal as a tug for sidecars and was even used with a fully enclosed sidecar as a taxi.
The motorcycle showcases classic pre-war styling throughout—exposed mechanical components, vintage controls, and lines that reflect the design language of the early 20th century. The sidecar adds a layer of charm, making it perfect for historic events, parades, vintage rallies, or simply enjoying relaxed countryside rides in true period fashion.
Whether you’re a serious collector of early motorcycles or someone who appreciates the artistry of vintage engineering, this BSA offers a rare opportunity to own a machine that embodies the spirit of Britain’s motorcycling heritage.
Highlights
- Authentic unrestored 1923 BSA 7HP motorcycle
- Period-correct sidecar outfit
- Early British engineering from the golden age of motorcycling
- A standout piece for collectors, shows, and historic events
- Original Acetylene lighting system
Machines like this rarely appear on the market, especially in such appealing totally original condition as a complete motorcycle and sidecar combination.
If you’re looking to add a genuine piece of motorcycling history to your collection, this 1923 BSA 7HP sidecar outfit is a truly special opportunity.
£18,000
