Hello From Arkansas USA

[leon bee]

Hi everyone. Longtime BSA owner, been through a bunch of A65s and still have 3 nice ones. And I've put a lot of long dormant Beezers and Triumphs back on the road for others But now I'm doing a rigid B33 and I know I'm gonna have questions you guys can help me with.

The bike was a rolling basket case I bought some years ago and got running pretty well. And I love it...........but it's pretty rough. Now I have time to make it nice. Thanks!

[DAVE BRADY]

Hi Leon,

You have come to the right place and welcome to the BSAOC Forum.  How about a photo of your bike in the 'Which BSA do you ride?' section.
There are several BSAOCs in the US but not near Arkansas I fear and there is contact information through the BSAOC website.
Good luck with the bike.

Dave.

[idie]

Lovely machine the B33 not fast but lots of torque. I have a B33 and an M33 lots of advice on this site. Welcome.

[leon bee]

Thank-you, guys. Can't really post a photo of the bike cause it's spread all in pieces across my bench. And ever since the photobucket debacle I don't know how.

One thing I'm doing; when I got the bike it had none of the primary chain adjusting rig. I have all the service sheets on a disc, but even then it took a while to even see what all I needed. I rode her some with like pieces of wood jammed in to hold the gearbox in place. later I acquired most of those little bits from ebay. All except for a fork shaped bolt the adjuster fits in. Draganfly showed it un available. The only one I found in the States was $50 plus postage so I MADE one. Works good.

[DAVE BRADY]

Hi Leon,

If you have a photo on your computer and it is not too large, I think less than 1mb if fine, then it can be added in to a post.  If you look at the bottom of the box you post a reply in, there is 'Attachments and other options'.  Select this and then add the photo.  Even one of the bits on the bench to show a 'now' to be followed by a 'later' when finished.

Dave.

[leon bee]

Will do, Dave.