
LOT 284
1999 BSA-Regal Gold Star SR500 Registration no. T610 ARV Frame no. SA9SR5001097X0324 Engine no. 2J2-222875
Sold for £4,485 inc. premium
Lot 284
1999 BSA-Regal Gold Star SR500
The Autumn Stafford Sale – The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show|14 October 2023, 10:30 BST|Stafford, Staffordshire County Showground
1999 BSA-Regal Gold Star SR500
Registration no. T610 ARV
Frame no. SA9SR5001097X0324
Engine no. 2J2-222875
Registration no. T610 ARV
Frame no. SA9SR5001097X0324
Engine no. 2J2-222875
While Triumph has made a spectacular comeback from oblivion over the last 30 years, its erstwhile partner in the long-gone BSA-Triumph group has enjoyed a chequered history since the company's collapse in the early 1970s. When the successor company Norton Villiers Triumph was liquidated in 1978, the rights to the BSA name were purchased by the newly formed 'BSA Company', which would specialise in the production of military and off-road motorcycles. In 1991 BSA Company merged with Norton International Ltd to form the BSA Group, which in turn was taken over in December 1994 by the newly formed BSA Regal Group of Southampton. It is from this period of BSA's history that the machine offered here belongs. In 1997 BSA-Regal relaunched the marque's most famous model – the legendary Gold Star – using Yamaha engines, first of 400 and then 500cc, and in its latter form the Goldie lasted in production until 2000. BSA now belongs to the Mahindra Group of India, whose all-new Gold Star - launched in 2022 - has received glowing reviews.
This BSA-Regal Gold Star was purchased new from the factory and has covered a mere 1,120 miles from new having spent most of its life in storage. Offered with a V5C document and fresh MoT, it represents a wonderful opportunity to own one of these little known and rarely seen modern BSAs.
Offered with key
This BSA-Regal Gold Star was purchased new from the factory and has covered a mere 1,120 miles from new having spent most of its life in storage. Offered with a V5C document and fresh MoT, it represents a wonderful opportunity to own one of these little known and rarely seen modern BSAs.
Offered with key
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All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.







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