The BSA 440 Victor Enduro, a 1971 model, is a four stroke, single cylinder motorcycle with a capacity of 441 cc and a bore x stroke of 78 x 60 mm. The compression ratio is 8.4:1 and its cooling system is air cooled. The motorcycle features a dry sump lubrication system with 3 L/5 pints oil capacity, steel, high-level exhaust, and a 30 mm Amal Concentric carburetor. The ignition is coil-powered with a 12V battery and manual kick start. The bike generates a maximum power of 20.6 kW/28 hp @ 6500 rpm, and features a wet, multi-plate clutch with a 4-speed transmission and chain final drive. The chassis is made of a tubular steel cradle, with telescopic forks for the front suspension and a swing arm/twin shock for the rear. The motorcycle features 8 in. SLS drum brakes on the front and 7 in. SLS drum brakes on the rear, and steel, wire-spoke wheels. The front tire is 3.25 x 19 in. and the rear tire is 4.00 x 18 in. The bike has a fuel capacity of 8 L/1.75 US gal and comes in a range of colors including BSA racing yellow and silver, blue/white, and army green (Cheney).
Make Model: BSA 440 Victor Enduro
Year: 1971
Engine: Four stroke, single cylinder, OHV, 2 valves
Capacity: 441 cc / 26.9 cub in.
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