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BSA J. A. P.
« on: 10.04. 2023 09:52 »
BSA hybrid ridden in the Burnett Area Hmccq (Historical Motorcycle Club of Queensland), 2023 Easter Rally held in Bundaberg, Australia. It is seen here during our Saturday morning public display.

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Re: BSA J. A. P.
« Reply #1 on: 10.04. 2023 11:20 »
Love the twin BTH mags GB - THAT's the way to do a V twin properly!
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Re: BSA J. A. P.
« Reply #2 on: 10.04. 2023 13:58 »
Damn that engine's pretty!
Little chance of getting the leads mixed up either.
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Re: BSA J. A. P.
« Reply #3 on: 10.04. 2023 21:17 »
G'day Fellas
What are those levers on the rocker box for?
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Re: BSA J. A. P.
« Reply #4 on: 10.04. 2023 21:19 »
'Nuts' that hold the valve covers on.
Those engines were primarily designed for dope fuel, so will likely get rather hot with the lack of finning.
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