A10 for sale Exeter UK

[KeithS]

BSA A10
1962 on Eire registration with Eire logbook

All complete but will need a battery. Starts but won't rev. Also have just broken the brushes on the magneto pickups! Grrr.

I have fitted the following parts (all new with receipts):
Centre stand
Levers
Twistgrip and grips
Tricon horn,dip,kill switch
12v solid state regulator and converted to 12V.
4 spring clutch, sliding plate and felt washer
SRM cush drive nut
Alloy finned sump plate with magnetic drain plug.
Lifting handle

Offers.

[tombeau]

Pictures may help whet someone's appetite.

[KeithS]

Here is a photo of when I bought it without any of the new bits.

[KeithS]

Now sold but I can't remove the message; perhaps the moderators can.


Kept it for three months but it got the better of me. Thank you to everyone in the forum who have been so helpful.

[muskrat]

G'day Keith. So does that mean you haven't got a A7/10 to keep you sane and your outahere? If so that's OK but you could stay and give your two bob's worth on topics.
Cheers

[KeithS]

G'day Keith. So does that mean you haven't got a A7/10 to keep you sane and your outahere? If so that's OK but you could stay and give your two bob's worth on topics.
Cheers

Thanks. It was good to do some mechanical stuff. I fitted a new 4 spring clutch, converted it to 12v with new modern regulator,  levers, switch and twistgrip, but when I eventually rode it, I realised that not having a front brake was something I would never get used to. Also, having spent too much on initial purchase, every expense thereafter hurt so far from keeping me sane, it had the opposite effect. Now poorer and a little wiser, I find I'm still hankering after a project but more modern. Guess I should have bought Japanese. Maybe an OIF Bonneville/Tiger would do but they are pricey.

[muskrat]

No worries Keith. The A's aren't everyone's cup of tea.
Best of luck with your next project.
Cheers
This topic will self destruct in 12 hours.