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I don't have any knowledge of the 1945 BSA125. However they did make another 125 later on in about 1952 or so and it was called the Bantam. Had a fair amount of sales but 125 cc is really too light for US road travel. I tried it out when we were up in Rhode Island one weekend for a hill climb, and it was OK running off road for fun. Around the same time I think they had a much larger engine on a machine called the Sunbeam. Maybe 500 cc. They had a cushy sidecar that could be used with that and it was very nice.
I don't have any knowledge of the 1945 BSA125. However they did make another 125 later on in about 1952 or so and it was called the Bantam. Had a fair amount of sales but 125 cc is really too light for US road travel. I tried it out when we were up in Rhode Island one weekend for a hill climb, and it was OK running off road for fun. Around the same time I think they had a much larger engine on a machine called the Sunbeam. Maybe 500 cc. They had a cushy sidecar that could be used with that and it was very nice.