BSA Starfire Gallery

BSA produced several variations of their unit constuction OHV 250 single, introduced in 1958, and the restyled C25 was reasonably successful with its chrome guards and squared off alloy barrel. It represented a move forward for BSA, though some would say a little too late when compared to the competition.

The change in the learner law restricting new riders to machines not exceeding 250cc resulted in a change in character for quarter litre machines with greater emphasis being placed on performance at the expense of flexibility. One of the quickest British two-fifties to emerge was the BSA Starfire introduced during 1968 which benefited from the firms success in scrambles.

Bike	Image	Description
BSA B25 Starfire		Four stroke, single cylinder, air cooled, OHV, 2 valve per cylinder.
1964 BSA Star 650cc Twin
1967 BSA Starfire
1969 BSA B25 Starfire
1969 BSA Starfire
1969 BSA Starfire		Image provided by www.classic-auctions.com.
1969 BSA B25 Starfire		250cc.
1969 BSA Starfire
1969 BSAStarfire
1969 BSA B25S Starfire
1970 BSA B25 Starfire, 250cc
1970 BSA B25 Star Fire

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