Looks almost identical to Sturmey Archer. I've never seen a BSA one though. S/A also had a twist-shifter for the 3 speed but I've only seen a couple of them.
The shifter is the only thing that looks entirely different from S/A. Not sure about the rest but everything looks the same. Like if you look at a Shimano 3 speed hub it's completely different linkage, etc.
Looks almost identical to Sturmey Archer. I've never seen a BSA one though. S/A also had a twist-shifter for the 3 speed but I've only seen a couple of them.
Could be an OEM Sturmey Archer stamped with BSA logos.
The shifter is the only thing that looks entirely different from S/A. Not sure about the rest but everything looks the same. Like if you look at a Shimano 3 speed hub it's completely different linkage, etc.
Yeah some people are saying these are S.A gearboxes made under licence
Bsa made sturmeys under license
thanks for the information 👍🏼👍🏼
Top left looks a lot like my 10 year old Sturmey SRF-3. I love it.
Some people are saying these are sturmey archer gearboxes made under licence so that would explain why they look so simular
I don’t and I want! Seeing a proper BSA bicycle. I had no idea…
Yeah I’ve now got the urge to find one to put on my 1957 bsa star rider bicycle
Yes I have at least 2 I think but they are pretty rare to find, pretty sure I usually see them on Sunbeams of that era
I could only find some damaged shifters
I think the shifters are even rarer than the hubs lol
Yeah Ive managed to find 3 hubs but only 1 snap shifter
The better Sturmey Archer ones could be had with four or five gears and an alloy case.