BSA 350cc OH sloper 1930 Cylinder base shim

Started by HasseC, 22 Dec, 2017, 15:15

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HasseC

I am restoring a BSA Sloper. The engine has a high compression piston and I wonder how thick the cylinder base shim is supposed to be. Spare part number for the shim is 15-1068 and for the piston 15-810.

Best regards Hans

Gtt

I have a 29 350cc sloper with high comp piston . Spacer is 1/16 inch  approx 1.67 mm thick

regards

Greg

HasseC

Thank´s Greg! I made mine 1,5mm so I am not totally wrong then. Another question, do You have, or know someone who ha, spares for 350 Sloper?
Best regards Hans

Gtt

HI Hans,

I cannot help greatly with spares. There were not a lot of these made, 1600 I believe. Some items are that same for the 500 versions which were more plentiful.

How complete is your bike and what are you looking for?

regards

Greg

HasseC

Hello Greg!
What I need is mudguards, tool box, clutch lever, saddle cover(Terry) and the rear stand. Well a few smaller items but they are possible to manufacture myself.

Regards Hans

Hoppe30

Hans,

There is a Czech guy on Ebay, who makes excellent pattern parts.  He uses the name Joseph60.7771. I have bought a few myself and the quality is excellent. I know he makes the toolbox and the rear stand. The clutch levers turns up on Ebay regularly so that shouldn't be too difficult.

Kind regards,
Leon
BSA 1930s nut.

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

BEVANC

I bought a good quality rear stand for my 500 Sloper from "British Only Austria"

HasseC

Thank´s for all good hints!

Regards
Hans