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Topic: Hello :) (Read 6566 times)
Lukey
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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BSA Builders of London
Re: Hello :)
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Reply #30 on:
06.03. 2011 20:02 »
Thats petrol
It was popping and farting so I took the jet out, see if it had any crap in it, it didnt but we have since sorted the problem, the timing was well out and only in a short space of time ( 2 mins) it had started blueing the exhausts
But its all sorted and runs like a dream, cant wait to get it MOT'd and get out the open road with it
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1960 BSA A7SS
1960 BSA A10 Police bike - rebuild
1960 BSA A10 Project Caferacer
1957 BSA B31
1957 BSA B33 Scrambler
a10 gf
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Wise & Enlightened
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 3258
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West Coast, Norway & Alpes Maritimes, France
Re: Hello :)
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Reply #31 on:
06.03. 2011 21:33 »
Great forum posts, great work, great bike.
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A10 GF '53
My A10 website
"Success only gets you a ticket to a much more difficult task"
RichardL
Outside Chicago, IL
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Re: Hello :)
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Reply #32 on:
07.03. 2011 05:13 »
Love it.
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Lukey
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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BSA Builders of London
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Reply #33 on:
03.06. 2011 10:07 »
Many Thanks for all the comments, We have been working on the bike even more, we used an old gearbox adjusting bolt and it looked naff so we bought a new one, anyway this meant we had to take the clutch and casing off so we took the oppurtunity to fit a Bob Newby Belt Drive clutch too
Absolutely brilliant
Havent got pictures of it completed unfortunately but it was a dream to fit, didn't take long at all
Half Fitted
Wont be long before its MOT'd
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1960 BSA A7SS
1960 BSA A10 Police bike - rebuild
1960 BSA A10 Project Caferacer
1957 BSA B31
1957 BSA B33 Scrambler
Nomad54
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Join Date: Dec 2023
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Re: Hello :) police project
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Reply #34 on:
27.01. 2024 00:01 »
If you want to run as police bike it needs to be an a10a alternator model which has a special crankshaft to take the alternator which is fitted in the primary caseing.
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BSA 1963 A10A
Stirlingshire
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