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Offline ole thumper

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BSA A10 golden Flash Fleabay
« on: 03.09. 2012 04:53 »
Hi Guys, Theres' a lovely 1960 GF on fleabay-It's not mine nor does it have anything to do with me- and it looks like it's going to be broken if it's not sold  *cry* !
Item number: 160875627384 or try this link http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BSA-A10-GOLD-FLASH-HISTORIC-INTEREST-1960-WELL-DOCUMENTED-/160875627384?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item2574ef4378  Hopefully someone will find a new home for it!!!

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Offline Goldy

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Re: BSA A10 golden Flash Fleabay
« Reply #1 on: 03.09. 2012 07:01 »
Pity he does not know how to spell break, but I have no interest at all in people who destroy good classic bikes.
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Offline tombeau

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Re: BSA A10 golden Flash Fleabay
« Reply #2 on: 03.09. 2012 08:08 »
Have to agree.
The seller has posted on here quite recently.
Cheers,
Iain
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Re: BSA A10 golden Flash Fleabay
« Reply #3 on: 03.09. 2012 08:44 »
I have seen this seller over the last few months listing a number of complete A10's that he has broken up to sell for parts. The last one a couple of weeks ago had an earlier engine in it so was not original but had a V5 and was still taxed and MOT'd till next year. Even though my mates and I call him all the names under the sun when we see these bikes listed if you watch what he gets for the parts it works out that he makes 2 / 3 times as much as if he had sold the bike complete so can you blame him. Its all our faults for paying these high prices for parts.
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Offline duTch

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Re: BSA A10 golden Flash Fleabay
« Reply #4 on: 03.09. 2012 09:18 »
   
Sounds kind of arrogant, ''Put up or shut up'..!
 Also can't spell:-
ORIGIONAL,  STANTIONS, LUGAGE, BEWEAR, RECIPTS, RECIEPTS,

  Shall save as a seller to try and avoid.
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Re: BSA A10 golden Flash Fleabay
« Reply #5 on: 03.09. 2012 11:12 »
Sacrilidge!!even the trading name sounds like a breakers *work*. But I suppose if you break one and get three on the road as a result, then perhaps thats a benifit. It's the high prices for pieces thats a blow *computer* But if you are in the middle of no where like me and with little hope of an autojumble, evil bay is about the only option.
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