BSA Owners' Club Workshop Discussions

The BSA Workshop => Pre War => Topic started by: jh1 on 04 May, 2018, 00:04

Title: My first post / introduction Go
Post by: jh1 on 04 May, 2018, 00:04
Hello
After many months of indecision I finally bought my self a ..........
BSA  8)
Hopefully its my user picture - i tried to post pic's but too large will need to seek the daughters help.

Anyhow
Pleased to be here
1932 BSA 350 sv L32 model.
Bought a few months ago Ive only lightly tinkered / added as the last owner was a caring person .
Iwould like to fit some small period panniers to the back - at the moment dont want to take off the passenger seat any ideas help advice gratefully recieved...
Thanks and Hello
Title: Re: My first post / introduction Go
Post by: jh1 on 04 May, 2018, 17:03
some piccys
Title: Re: My first post / introduction Go
Post by: A10 JWO on 04 May, 2018, 17:33
Well done, you have started your BSA ownership with a beauty; congratulations and welcome.
Title: Re: My first post / introduction Go
Post by: DerekAnderson8 on 04 May, 2018, 19:55
Lovely bike! i would love a really old beeza at some point!

enjoy

derek
Title: Re: My first post / introduction Go
Post by: jh1 on 04 May, 2018, 20:33
Thanks for kind words / welcome.
I could'nt believe the condition and standard of restoration the previous owners had carried out. I've always had / have bikes but this one is so different.
I would go as far as to say I'm scared to do anything in case I do any damage.
Found a company who makes the fish tail exhausts, found some new period klg plugs . BSW tools etc etc last thing on my refresh list is new tyres / tubes / rim tape (did'nt consider the difficulty of buying pre war bits - don't know what I was thinking).
Ive ordered old style new 20 inch tyres n tubes etc to fit as peace of mind - currently fitted with John Bull tyre on rear looks good but no numbers to reference age and front one is a bit cracked around the edges - looks a lot more used than rear one again no age reference details... I was told if no reference numbers relating to date is to be found on a tyre then it would more than likely be before the 80's as it became law that manufacturers date stamps was used from this year !!!
sounds good to me - sorry for the ramble 👴🏻
Thanks again for reply's 🍻