Bsa 1924 H2

Started by technotony007, 08 Oct, 2018, 16:23

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technotony007

Greetings all,
                   I recently purchased a frame off eBay to embark on my dream of building 1922 model H2.  I am in need of locating the following :


- The ridge part of the swingarm frame. I have the top piece, but not the apart that the rear wheel bolts too.


- The engine mounting plates , which bolt to the main frame , holding the engine in place.



My plan is have the frame as complete as possible , so I can graft a choice of engine into it.


any help which be much appreciated.

regards


tony

Please can anyone help.

technotony007

Hi all,
         I was also wondering if anyone could comfirm , which amal carb is fitted to my machine. from the manuals it does not refer to the throttle body size or the amal number. the engine I am going to fit is an M20 500cc.


regards

Tony

Hoppe30

Hi Tony,

I may be a language thing (me being Dutch) but what is your aim? A model H2 is a flattanker with a rigid frame. It can house a number of 1920's engines but will need some special engine plates if you want to fit an M20 engine. Although I can't think of a reason to use a frame with lousy brakes with an M20 engine. I have a model H2 of 1922 which is under restoration but I would never consider riding it on the road outside a closed off event. The brakes are so utterly useless but it will do 60mph easily. Up to and including 1922 the model H was fitted with a BSA carburetor. The M20 was fitted with an AMAL 274/014R of 276C/1B.

Regards,
Leon
BSA 1930s nut.

Trying to collect all 1936 models. Still missing the B3.

technotony007

Thanks Leon,
                  much appreciate your help with the type of Amal Carb to use. My intension is to fit Drum brakes , as I do intend to ride this bike from time to time , on nice days and enter it in rallies ,etc. The M20 engine which I have already , will unit I start with , but Intend to eventually intend to end up with  a V twin fitted , something that looks like the attached picture.