BSA M20

History

Built by Birmingham Small Arms in England, the M20 motorcycle was used by dispatch riders to quickly relay messages and orders during World War II.

Museum’s Example

The M20 on display was first loaned and later donated to the museum by Stephen R. Mullin. Mr. Mullin acquired the motorcycle from his father, Carl S. “Steven” Jaeger. Mr. Jaeger, a former U.S. Army Ranger, had obtained the motorcycle in boxes and reassembled it himself.