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Hi from Stawell Australia
« on: 16.05. 2012 12:35 »
Hi from Stawell Australia iam aaron a new member and got myself a 1947 bsa a7 restore added a pic of my bike. All the best and take it easy
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #1 on: 16.05. 2012 13:27 »
Gday Aaron welcome to the forum and the longstroke club. I'm in Nth QLD Australia and I have two 1947 A7s and 2 1948s.
I would have your A7 as well but I didn't have the money at the time I saw it when it first became available.
The 1947s are hard to find so please cherish it. There are things on that bike that are very rare and are not reproduced.
I'm glad you are joining the forum and enjoying your BSA you will find all the help you need here.
If you need any advice off forum you can email me.
cheers Terry
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #2 on: 16.05. 2012 13:50 »
 G'day Aaron welcome to the forum. Looks like you are the Stawell Gift picking up such a fine bike.
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #3 on: 16.05. 2012 20:20 »
Gawd! That's a great bike. Love lookin' at it. Thanks for posting the pic and joining the forum.  Austrailia, as a former colony, is a mighty power in the forum with so many A7's and A10's. C'mon, Canada and India, get movin'.  Anji, are the bikes just not there?

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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #4 on: 16.05. 2012 22:16 »
Welcome aboard. Congrats for the great looking a7.
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #5 on: 17.05. 2012 04:55 »
G'day Aaron,

Welcome to the forum.  Nice looking bike you have there!

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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #6 on: 17.05. 2012 07:27 »
 *smile*   Hi Aaron & welcome to the forum...
Nice looking long stroke you'r got there...    *yeah*
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #7 on: 18.05. 2012 04:23 »
Hiya Aaron, When I read that te other day I thought it said 'to restore'- no way, surely ya can't get much better than that ???

I'd be interested in more detail on the tank next time it's off if that's ok to see if it's the same as the one I have??
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #8 on: 18.05. 2012 11:00 »
Quote from: terryk on 16.05. 2012 13:27
Gday Aaron welcome to the forum and the longstroke club. I'm in Nth QLD Australia and I have two 1947 A7s and 2 1948s.
I would have your A7 as well but I didn't have the money at the time I saw it when it first became available.
The 1947s are hard to find so please cherish it. There are things on that bike that are very rare and are not reproduced.
I'm glad you are joining the forum and enjoying your BSA you will find all the help you need here.
If you need any advice off forum you can email me.
cheers Terry
gflash11@hotmail.com

Welcome to the forum Aaron, and great to meet you at the All British Rally.    It's a really nice early Longstroke Terry, and goes well too
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Re: Hi from Stawell Australia
« Reply #9 on: 07.07. 2012 04:47 »
Very nice find there!! Does this one have the odd center stand & oil feed only to intake rockers - not exhaust??
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