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BSA M24 (1937-61)

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BSA M24 (1937-61)

At a glance

Capacity
498 cc / 30.4 in

The full picture.

The BSA M24 was a four stroke, single cylinder motorcycle produced from 1937 to 1961. It had a OHV engine with a capacity of 498 cc and a bore x stroke of 82 x 94 mm. The bike was air cooled, with dry sump lubrication, a chrome single exhaust and a Lucas magdyno ignition. The clutch was multi-plate cush drive and it had a 4-speed transmission with a chain final drive. The frame was triangulated cradle type with a wheelbase of 1372 mm and ground clearance of 121mm. Saddle height was 724mm. The front suspension had quick adjustable shock absorbers and steering damper and the rear had a spring loaded saddle. The front and rear brakes were both drum with wheels made of steel and laced spokes. The front tyre was 3.00 x 20 in Dunlop Universal and the rear was 3.25 x 19 in Dunlop Universal. Fuel capacity was 13.6 L and the bike came in black/chrome or chrome/matt silver.


Technical specifications:

Make Model: BSA M24 (1938 specifications)

Motorcycle technical specifications
Year1937 – 61
EngineFour stroke single cylinder, OHV
Capacity498 cc / 30.4 in
Bore x Stroke82 x 94 mm
Cooling SystemAir cooled
LubricationDry sump
CarburetorAmal 10TT
ExhaustSingle, chrome
IgnitionLucas magdyno
ClutchMulti-plate cush drive
Transmission4-Speed
Final DriveChain
FrameTriangulated cradle type
Wheelbase1372 mm / 54 in.
Ground Clearance121 mm / 4.75 in
Saddle Height724 mm / 28.5 in.
Front SuspensionQuick adjustable shock absorbers with steering damper
Rear SuspensionNone, spring loaded saddle
Front BrakesDrum, 7.5 in
Rear BrakesDrum, 7.5 in
WheelsSteel, laced spokes
Front Tyre3.00 x 20 in, Dunlop Universal
Rear Tyre3.25 x 19 in, Dunlop Universal
Fuel Capacity13.6 L / 3.6 US gal
ColoursBlack/chrome, Chrome/matt silver