Could use a swing arm primary cover

[RichardL]

Anyone have one they could part with? if so, please PM a price. It's not very heavy, so I'm thinking postage might not be too bad. I can clean up about any issues of finish or polish.

Richard L.

[fido]

I have one. There is some damage near the centre of the clutch area which has been welded but may need further work.

[RichardL]

Fido,

I sent you a PM.  

Others,

Please do post if you,  too,  have a cover available. I don't think Fido will take offense if I have some choices. In the end someone is going to look at the new A7 and say, "Hey,  I remember that primary cover."  (edit: ... suddenly making photos of the left side of the bike more popular.)

richard L.

[WozzA]

Postage might be a Ba$tard though?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/VINTAGE-MOTORCYCLE-PRIMARY-CHAINCASE-COVER-MAY-SUIT-BSA-A7-A10-ETC-/390677288320?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5af62e5580#ht_61wt_968

[RichardL]

Guys,

Is the primary coved with a drain boss and inspection (adjustment?) hole at the clutch for a plunger?

Richard L.

[muskrat]

G'day Richard. No that's a late S/A. The S/A has 15 screws, the plunges has 12. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BSA-A7-A10-PLUNGER-MODELS-PRIMARY-DRIVE-CASING-COVER-26-/360776564743?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item53fff58007
Cheers

[RichardL]

Thanks, Muskrat. What I don't know can fill volumes, but now with one  less paragraph. So, what good is the aditional hole?

Richard L.

[trevinoz]

Richard,
                The additional hole is for access to the clutch adjusting nuts. Probably not much use as it is better to adjust the clutch with the cover off.

Trev.

[muskrat]

400597158977 early S/A type.
Cheers

[RichardL]

Yep, the bid you see there is mine. Good timing for this one to come up. I'm hoping none of our friends here must also have it.

Richard L.

[Beezelbub]

Hi Richard,
Did you ever score a primary cover?  If not, I have two to choose from, and I'm in the US.