Win this 1957 BSA B31 350cc + £500

Win this 1957 BSA B31 350cc + £500

Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 22:00Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 22:00
0% sold8,998 tickets left

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Ticket price£1.69
Max odds1 in 8,999If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 1On tickets sold so far
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Prize details from The Classic Competition Company

A lovely and unmolested BSA B31, first registered in July 1957. It presents in lovely condition and has had only 6 former keepers since new. A lovely British classic and a pleasure to ride, with its 350cc single-cylinder iron head and barrel engine giving it a smooth, steady and characterful feel on the road.

The bike runs and rides well, and has had a number of useful new parts fitted, including a new battery, battery case and strap, all new cables and new footrest rubbers. It also benefits from stainless steel nuts and bolts throughout. The carburettor has been refurbished, with only the body retained, and there is some history available with the bike. A very nice classic BSA single, ready to ride and enjoy. Free mainland UK delivery included.

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