The BSA A7-A10 Forum
Bikes, Pictures, Stories & more => Introductions, Stories, Meetings & Pictures => Topic started by: Meldrew on 21.10. 2021 11:11
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Hi,
I am in Bristol UK and have just bought a 1954/61 A10 built up as an RGS replica.
Just getting to know it and wanting to sort a few non original bits out now - instruments (the cost! *eek*) and horn (also not cheap!) being the two main items.
Would like a sidestand too but this appears more difficult than expected to achieve.
Have taken off the clip ons and put on some standard bars. The rearsets are on trial until I have done a few more miles.
Previously have owned a few BSAs, in order,
B31 (all original £18),
1960 A7SS (immaculate, ate cam followers, learned a lot!)
1953 plunger Gold Flash (came with a chair, bought from a young lady)
I am much older now ( ! ) but still love the sound of a BSA vertical twin!
Great Forum *good3*
Meldrew
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*welcome* Meldrew
That’s a fine looking motorbike
S
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I'm in Bristol so look forward to seeing you come blasting past my old clunker. Welcome to a great forum.
*welcome* *beer* *good3*
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G'day Meldrew *welcome*
Good of you to join us. I'm sure you'll have many miles of smiles on that beauty.
Cheers
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Great intro, great bike. Welcome!
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A good looking bike, Meldrew.
I replaced the clip-ons on mine by standard bars and left the rear sets. I’ve no complaints about the riding position.
For clocks I went to Russel Smally at Chronometrics.co.uk, for a genuine refurbished Altette horn it was to Taff the Horns. Only good things to say about both.
For other bits Priory Magnetos (Andrew) has helped a lot at sensible prices.
Hope you enjoy your new ride.
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Welcome. Nice looking 'sickle'
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Come on in Meldrew *wave*
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Thanks Chaps, that is a very nice worldwide as well as very local welcome *thanks*
John