February 27th 2005
There is no mention of BMS in my early Tragatsch, and a search of Google
has turned up nothing of use. Ed.
Jan 2007
On your site, at the BMS page, you guys were wondering where BMS cycles
come from I think, and someone says "if you have questions about the BMS
or want to know more about this mysterious Spanish cycle, contact us".
I just bought a BMS Roman's 50cc and researched the company. After
a lot of looking I finally found Broward Motor Sports, and it seems to
be them - but no Roman's is listed so I'm confused by that. Thought
you guys might want that name as a start off point for more research and
to know more about their bikes.
There is no information about the Spanish machines
on the Broward site. Ed.
March 14, 2002
Hi,
In 1968, I bought a B.M.S. motorcycle in Madrid, Spain. I was told
it was used by the Spanish highway patrol and was made in the 1950's.
It had a single cylinder, twin exhaust, two-stroke (?) engine.
Recently, I was in the San Diego Automotive Museum (in San Diego, California,
USA) and saw a motorcycle that looked remarkably like my BMS. It
was an east German Simson.
This is the only information I have been able to find out about the
BMS, and, except for your listing of Spanish motorcycles, have seen no
mention of it.
If I can find a picture in my albums at home, and can find a way to
scan it, I will send it to you. I no longer own the bike having sold
it some 12 years ago. -- MyersCC at navair.navy.mil
If you have a query about BMS motorcycles, or wish to share information or images
of these mysterious Spanish machines, please contact
us!
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