BSA Super Rocket Bikes For Sale
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Current Prices: £7,600–£5,650
Insurance Costs: 4 / 10
Specs
- Seat Height: Average (813 mm / 32.0 inches)
- Dry Weight: Heavy (212 kg / 467 lbs)
- Fuel Capacity: High (16.0 litres / 4.2 US gallons)
- Economy: Average (50 mpg / 5.6 l/100km / 17.7 km/l)
- Range: High (180 miles / 290 km)
- Top Speed: High (116 mph / 187 km/h)
- Capacity: Average (646 cc)
- Power: Average (40 bhp / 30 kW)
- Road Tax / VED: Very High (£101 Per Year)
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Price Guide & Used Prices
Year
Dealer
Private
Part Ex
Mileage
1963
£7,600
£6,100
£5,300
1,100
↑1962↑
£7,500
£6,000
£5,250
1,100
↑1961↑
£7,400
£5,950
£5,200
1,100
↑1960↑
£7,350
£5,850
£5,150
1,100
↑1959↑
£7,250
£5,800
£5,050
1,100
1958
£7,150
£5,700
£5,000
1,100
1957
£7,050
£5,650
£4,950
1,100
↑Year shows signs of appreciation
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What Is It?
The BSA A10 Super Rocket is a classic bike and is powered by an air cooled 646 cc parallel twin, producing 40 bhp at 6,250 rpm. If you can find one for sale it has become quite investable.
Features include:
- Amal TT racing carburettor
- 4 speed gearbox with chain drive
- Coil sprung, hydraulically damped, telescopic forks
- 203 mm front drum brake and 178 mm rear drum brake
- Kick starter and 6V electrics
Colours: Blue/chrome, red/chrome
Model History & Updates
1961: BSA added a 357 full race camshaft to improve performance.
1962: The final incarnation of the A10 series launched as the A10 Gold Star.
Similar Models
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BSA A10 Golden Flash
(1950-1961)- Engine 646 cc
- Power 35 bhp
- Seat 761 mm
- Insurance 4 / 10
- Cost Similar
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BSA A10 Road Rocket
(1954-1958)- Engine 646 cc
- Power 40 bhp
- Seat 813 mm
- Insurance 4 / 10
- Cost 10% more
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BSA A10 Rocket Gold Star
(1962-1963)- Engine 646 cc
- Power 46 bhp
- Seat 813 mm
- Insurance 5 / 10
- Cost 210% more
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