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BSA Panther

This bike was similar to the Raleigh Chopper but the handle bars were more swept back like a Harley Davidson. The gear change lever had a round knob on it rather than the wider cylindrical one on the chopper and the seat swept up the backrest further than the chopper. A great ride and a great look. A shame they don't make them like this anymore!


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Do You Remember BSA Panther?

Do You Remember BSA Panther?

  • Anonymous user
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    No it's not. It's Hungarian made Chopper bike, named Pannonia Pepper. We had a lots of export variations to different countries. All served by Csepel Bicycle factory
  • Anonymous user
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    this is nearest to it i can find https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-panther-chopper-500573985
  • Anonymous user
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    yes i had a black one. Couldn't remember it being called a bsa. Was cheaper than the chopper and me n my bro got 1 for xmas. about 82
    • Anonymous user
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      this is nearest to it i can find https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-panther-chopper-500573985
    • Anonymous user
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      this is nearest to it i can find https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-panther-chopper-500573985
  • Anonymous user
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    Definitely l loved it....mine was bought for my birthday l was 13 and l was so proud....my aunt wanted a go on it and ran straight into the tree outside our house
  • Anonymous user
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    I had an orange one. They were more adjustable than the chopper.
  • Anonymous user
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    Rember this bike well I got one for Xmas one year. When ever I went out on it there was one kid on the estate who loved it and would always be wanting to swap bikes which I never minded as he had a go-cart with handbrake which I loved pulling big broadies leaving plastic skid marks on tarmac ha ha ha great times.... #takemeto1979
  • Anonymous user
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    Yeah my brother got one for Xmas in the 80s. It was a radical bike but does anyone remember the twist grip that made a motorcycle revving sound
  • Anonymous user
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    Yes I remember the Panther my brother had a black one, although I remember it being a Raleigh Panther
    • Anonymous user
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      deffo wasn't a Raleigh