Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The BSA S31-10 Sloper (the "31" part of its name being the year not the specific model) was a Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) motorcycle that was launched in 1927 and featured a saddle tank that enabled a low seating position, improving the centre of gravity and handling. In 1930 the BSA Sloper gained extra chrome and a new frame with a forged steel spine. The 493cc overhead-valve mode came with twin-port cylinder heads. The Sloper range remained much the same until its demise in 1935, when there were only two models, an overhead-valve and a sidevalve, both of 595cc.. }
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- BSA_Sloper abstract "The BSA S31-10 Sloper (the "31" part of its name being the year not the specific model) was a Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) motorcycle that was launched in 1927 and featured a saddle tank that enabled a low seating position, improving the centre of gravity and handling. In 1930 the BSA Sloper gained extra chrome and a new frame with a forged steel spine. The 493cc overhead-valve mode came with twin-port cylinder heads. The Sloper range remained much the same until its demise in 1935, when there were only two models, an overhead-valve and a sidevalve, both of 595cc.".