1938 B23 SV Tourer

Started by FerroPl, 21 Mar, 2018, 13:13

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FerroPl

Almost finished with the restoration down her in South Africa but short a few odds and sods. Would appreciate any help in finding them. Have some part numbers that to the best of my knowledge are correct but who knows.
Rear foot brake spring : 66-7032
Oil tank cap : 66-8317
Kickstarter stop rubber : 15-331
Pillion Footrests : 66-4936
                          66-4938
Pillion rubbers ; 15-8155
Complete cable set
Rear stand clip. Fits under numberplate and stops stand bouncing
Hand pump that clips into the frame

Pierluigi Ferro

DOIVEY

Hi Pierluigi,
I got a replica hand pump for my B20 on eBay.
eBay item number:122073045747
looks the part, fits lovely and works fine..
your tank should be the same size a my B20.
i did take it apart and extend the spring length to make it a bit tighter fit.

my rear stand has no clip to hold it up, the spring is strong enough to hold it up plus when I'm riding its so noisy and bumpy its the least of your worries.

the kick starter stop rubber I've never seen one so i made one from a solid piece of rubber and drilled a small hole in it then warmed it up the pushed it on. you could use a C clip to hold it on.

the cable set i made bespoke from kits available on the web.

the oil tank cap should be a generic size to all the b series and the part numbers should be the same item even though they are different nos
i can sed a picture of mine if it helps

pillion rubbers and footrest....never seen them.... my b20 wouldn't pull up a slight incline with two on it!!!

hope this helps
Goodluck
D
If it has been made before, it can be made again.

DOIVEY

i just noticed on your photo that your rear wheel cam adjuster (silver snail shell shaped item) is on the outside of the frame and not the inside........problem? or not final fitted yet?
just checking...
D
If it has been made before, it can be made again.

FerroPl

Thanks for the info. Back wheel has been a bit of an issue so will move the adjuster.

Hoppe30

The pillion foot rest rubbers are available from Jeff Hunter. The pillion foot rest are difficult to find. They are however not difficult to make for a skilled engineer. They also show up on Ebay sometimes. For the kick start stop rubber you can modify an M20 rubber.
BSA 1930s nut.

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

FerroPl

Thanks for the info. I could make up the foot pegs if I had the specs. Any idea where to get them?
PLF