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The BSA 441 Victor, or Victim, depending on who you are, was introduced in 1966 to capitalize on the BSA that Jeff Smith won two back-to-back world championships on.
Realizing that to produce a true race replica of Smith’s bike would put BSA into more dire financial straights, the boys at Birmingham did the next best thing: they produced a motorcycle that looked like the factory MX bike, but shared none of its winning attributes, such as handling, reliability or light weight.
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Friday, January 7, 2011
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