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R. M. Clarke
Softcover
172 pages
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BSA Singles Gold Portfolio 1964-1974
$39.95
This book is a portfolio of 48 contemporary reports featuring road, comparison and track tests, racing, performance data, engine analysis, rebuild, specs and tuning. Models covered: Starfire, 250, 350, 441, 500, Shooting Star, Gold Star, Manx, Baja, Victor, Special & Mx.
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| Weight | 0.4195726 kg |
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| Dimensions | 27.305 × 20.32 × 1.27 cm |
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