New member from Gloucestershire

[wackyone]

Hello from North Nibley in Gloucestershire, My first post on the forum so please be kind !
I am about to enter the unkown, a full restoration on a A10 (when i can find one)

Can anybody point me in the direction of one ? i'm also looking for a contact or website for Yeomans motorcycles ?

Rich

[Desburnett]

Hello Rich,

Welcome aboard...
George Yeomans Classic Motorcycles
Tel: 0121 453 8886
Smallholdings, Wildmoor Lane, Wildmoor, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire B61 0RJ

Regards,

Des

[a10 gf]

Welcome, and looking forward to hear about your a10 choice.

so please be kind !

don't worry, this is a peaceful place.

[muskrat]

Welcome wackyone, you'll fit into the funnyfarm nicely.
I found the A7 in a chook shed out in the bush and the cafe in a barn in Brazil. You never know when or where one will turn up. Happy hunting.
Cheers

[bsa-bill]

Hi Muskrat - do enlighten us -what is a Chook Shed and a Warm welcome wackyone

All the best - Bill

[Brian]

I cant wait to read Muskrats answer to this, and Muskrat, keep it clean, we dont want any fowl language.......

[muskrat]

Chook = chicken = hen house which is where I'll be when the leader of the opposition (wife) finds all the receipts for BSA parts.
Cheers

[wackyone]

I've been given some details on a 51 A10 plunger, any views on these ? sounds like its 90 percent complete and some sort of restoration started. any advise would be a great help to a novice like me 

[muskrat]

G'day wackyone,
                       nice bikes the '51 plungers. Quite a few here on the forum. I love my '51 A7. The plungers give it the old skool look especially with the sprung seats, and handle better than most people think.
Get along to a few shows or swap meets (autojumbles), you'll usually see a few different A's to check out.
Might pay to join the local BSA or classic bike club as well. Don't get the first one you see. Shop around.
Cheers

[rocket man]

HI WACKYONE  we dont bite have fun enjoy the ride it could be a bumpy one what sort a10 you after
rigid  plunger swinging arm

dave

[rocket man]

muskrat hide them somewhere safe and remember where you put them i put mine somewhere  safe took me 2 years to find them again

[a10 gf]

yes, vintage looking rigid \ plunger or swinging arm in one of the many nice incarnations, 500 or 650, pay and drive away or enjoying a good dose of restoration work first? Whatever model, parts and help are available. Make your choice...