The BSA Fury SS prototype was produced in 1971, and only eight were made. It features a 349 cc four-stroke, twin-cylinder, DOHC engine with a compression ratio of 9.5:1, twin Amal 26 mm concentric carburetors, and air cooling. The ignition is a twin coil system, and the bike has a kick start with electric starting optional. The maximum power of the Fury SS is 25 kW/34 hp at 9000 rpm, and the maximum torque is 28.4 Nm/2.9 kgf/m/21 ft.lb at 7000 rpm. The bike has a wet, multi-plate clutch, 5-speed transmission, and chain final drive. The frame is a tubular steel, double-cradle design, and it has front and rear 18-inch tires. The wheelbase is 1491 mm/58.7 in., and the dry weight is 156 kg/344 lbs. The fuel capacity is 11.4 L/3.0 US gal, and the top speed is 180 km/h/110 mph. The BSA Fury SS is known for its impressive speed and power, making it a sought-after vintage motorcycle by collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Make Model: BSA Fury SS Prototype
Year: 1971
Production: 8 Prototypes
Engine: Four stroke, twin cylinder, DOHC
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