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A7 46-50
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08.01. 2012 14:41 »
As a very special engine & being the forerunner of all later models, it might be right to honor it with it's own special board.
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08.01. 2012 15:17 »
I think that's an excellent idea... It seems that there are a lot of owners of these Long strokes joining us now.
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1940 BSA M20 500cc Girder/Rigid- (SOLD)
1947 BSA M21 600cc Girder/Rigid-Green
1949 BSA A7 500cc Girder/Plunger Star Twin-(SOLD)
1953 BSA B33 500cc Teles/Plunger-Maroon
1961 BSA A10 650cc Golden Flash-Blue
1961 BSA A10 650cc Golden Flash-Red
muskrat
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Re: A7 46-50 engine
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08.01. 2012 19:10 »
Good idea, I often look at answering a post only to discover it's about a bloody old long stroke.
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Re: A7 46-50 engine
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08.01. 2012 23:26 »
Great idea to give the Longstroke some recognition, they are easy on the eye, and even better to ride. Cheers TC
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Re: A7 46-50 engine
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Great idea I love longstrokes
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Re: A7 46-50 engine
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09.01. 2012 14:32 »
Yes I agree with a new section for A7 Long Stroke. They are similar but different enough to need special treatment. After all I keep mine running with the forum's advice.
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Re: A7 46-50 engine
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Thanks for the feedback. Board is officially open for business.
Will try to move over relevant posts from the a7\a10 engine board.
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