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Beeza kneeler – an A65, the motor of choice for many top Brit teams in the ‘60s and early ‘70s (if they couldn’t get hold of a BMW…). Made popular by Chris Vincent, a well-tuned BSA had bags of go but was also cheap(ish) to run – a double plus for cash-strapped chairmen.pic.twitter.com/SSpEDiF0Xo

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Beeza kneeler – an A65, the motor of choice for many top Brit teams in the ‘60s and early ‘70s (if they couldn’t get hold of a BMW…). Made popular by Chris Vincent, a well-tuned BSA had bags of go but was also cheap(ish) to run – a double plus for cash-strapped chairmen.

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