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Offline Stretch

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Hello
« on: 31.01. 2016 08:53 »
Thank you for the add, my name is Steve and very very new to the bsa world, I currently have in my mist a 1949 A10.
I have loads of questions and problems that need attention but I'll save them for another topic.
Here's a picture of the bike  *smile*

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Offline terryg

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Re: Hello
« Reply #1 on: 31.01. 2016 09:35 »
Welcome to the forum. You have a particularly pretty and, in my opinion, desirable early rigid framed bike.
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Re: Hello
« Reply #2 on: 31.01. 2016 10:19 »
That machine is lush!  *beer*
Where are you?
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« Reply #3 on: 31.01. 2016 12:03 »
Welcome aboard. Great bike!
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Re: Hello
« Reply #4 on: 31.01. 2016 12:43 »
Thanks guys, I'm from Portsmouth Hampshire  *smile*
Lots still too do on the bike but she's getting there
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Re: Hello
« Reply #5 on: 31.01. 2016 18:44 »
G'day Stretch  *welcome*.
Bike looks great mate. How did it find it's way to you?
Cheers
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Re: Hello
« Reply #6 on: 31.01. 2016 20:03 »
Hi Stretch
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Re: Hello
« Reply #7 on: 01.02. 2016 12:07 »
 *welcome* Stretch
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Re: Hello
« Reply #8 on: 01.02. 2016 18:12 »
This is the prettiest A10 i ever saw,Welcome.
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Re: Hello
« Reply #9 on: 01.02. 2016 20:56 »
Quote from: Flashgreubon on 01.02. 2016 18:12
This is the prettiest A10 i ever saw,Welcome.
Back that up... But after mine of course  *smile* *smile*  *welcome*
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Re: Hello
« Reply #10 on: 29.02. 2016 07:59 »
a rigid A10   *yeah* the best kind.
welcome to the forum.
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Re: Hello
« Reply #11 on: 29.02. 2016 09:13 »

 I'm no expert, but that timing case looks like Longstroke A7, as does the speedo-in-tank but hard to tell the shape, I'm fairly sure the speedo-in-tank was only one year, '46/7(which made me look harder art the casing)

 Notwithstanding looks good whatever *wink2*
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Re: Hello
« Reply #12 on: 29.02. 2016 15:11 »
Beautiful bike! More pictures?
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Re: Hello
« Reply #13 on: 29.02. 2016 19:14 »
duTch, I think your right. The bolt on manifold also points to longstroke A7.
Stretch, what is the engine # prefix, eg XA7, YA7, ZA7 ?
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Re: Hello
« Reply #14 on: 08.03. 2016 14:27 »
That bike is definitely a 500cc A7 longstroke and would be XA7 because speedo is in the tank. The YA7 1948 the speedo was on the forks.
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