Thank you, Bill.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: paulm on 06 July, 2025, 10:32:49Bottom right hand side? are we talking were the pressure release valve is? maybe a photo would help not sure were you mean exactly, however there is or should be a hole in the gasket for the pressure release, is this covered up
Quote from: DAVE BRADY on 04 July, 2025, 14:22:17Hi,
Sorry! it should have been this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIm-aMPRlI8#:~:text=How%20To%20Shorten%20or%20Repair%20Throttle%20Cable%2C%20Brake%20or%20Clutch%20Cables%20with%20Solder%20%2D%20Motorcycle%20|%20Part%2018
Dave.
Quote from: DAVE BRADY on 04 July, 2025, 09:21:55Hi,
Watch this. it may help.
https://youtu.be/mbGEyK7DP7E
Dave.
Quote from: Pleba on 29 April, 2025, 07:17:27Good morning everyone,
first of all thanks for the clarifications.
sorry for the delay but I couldn't answer before.
I looked for the frame number everywhere but I didn't find anything, as soon as I have time I'll try to brush it. in your opinion is it a bike modified over the years? so it's not worth fixing it? it would be nice to know the history of this part, even the carburetor seems strange to me, has the bsa ever mounted dell'orto? yes anyway after cleaning the carburetor it started, it burns a lot of oil but it works, I also managed to take a ride, let's say that next time I'll put the chain guard on I found oil in parts that I didn't even know about![]()
Giacomo
Quote from: Dan_B33 on 25 April, 2025, 11:13:13Hello,
Some news from here:
- piston/cylinder/rings set ready clearance to the spec
- electric installation almost done
Shall be on the road next week
Dan
Quote from: GLENN on 08 March, 2025, 21:55:14OK, the measurement really depends on were you take it, for example they both flair out slightly towards the end of the tailpiece. overall the M20 mudguard is more substantial in every respect. at a comparable width the rigid M20 mudguard is 1/2 to 3/4" wider than then B31. I didn't check the depth, but the M20 is clearly wider. I have a plunder M20 mudguard (but couldn't get to it to measure it tonight), but it definitely resembles the larger M20 rigid mudguard. So while a B series mudguard (at least rigid) might be made to fit, it would always look "light" in the frame.
Best,
G
Quote from: Rog1 on 23 February, 2025, 18:09:35Our 2nd Wednesday of the month meeting at the Barley Mow, Cosgrove, MK19 7JD, remains the same and starts from 8pm.
Quote from: GLENN on 07 March, 2025, 21:14:09Assuming the M and B series plunger mudguards are similar to a M and B series rigid, then I'd say the B series mudguard is quite a bit narrower than the M series. I can measure the width of both tomorrow if that helps?
Glenn