A standout from the Frank Sega Collection, this 1968 BSA Thunderbolt 65 captures the golden age of British motorcycles. Known for its balance of power and simplicity, the Thunderbolt 650 became a favorite among riders who valued dependable performance and classic styling.
This example shows 9,594 miles and features the A65T Thunderbolt 650 model powered by a 650cc parallel-twin engine. It’s chain driven, includes a key, and the engine cranks. Key identifiers include motor number 68-887 – A-8 and VIN A65T810260. The bike does not have a title and is located in Chardon, Ohio.
As part of the Frank Sega Collection, this motorcycle joins a lineup of British classics and collectible parts headed to auction. The sale includes everything from early European bikes to low-mileage examples representing decades of motorcycling history.
A rare 1968 BSA Thunderbolt 650 and more British motorcycles from the Frank Sega Collection sell online November 5 via Proxibid.
These motorcycles are part of the Frank Sega Collection and are being auctioned online November 5 starting at 11:05 a.m. Visit the site to see everything from parts to low mileage collectible motorcycles.
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