Hoosier Daddy
Earache my eye...
Cafe Redneck said:
DONE! Well at least she got a bath.
Found a BSA... ain't tellin where
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DONE! Well at least she got a bath.
JustinLonghorn
No Purple Hearts, No Blue Ribbons
Huzzah!
Congratulations! Beautiful project with a rare-ish bike. BTW your front hub is worth $1200 + on E-bay, you suck.
Hoosier Daddy, the "...stand, sip, and stare session" is one of the most important parts of any build project.
Hoosier Daddy, the "...stand, sip, and stare session" is one of the most important parts of any build project.
Hoosier Daddy
Earache my eye...
Thanks for that!
Now that this part of the ordeal is over and the bike is safe and sound here, I've started a build thread in the Big Arse Projects section. Here is the linky to what I think is going to wind up being a lengthy thread.
67 BSA Spitfire "Stay Clean"
Now that this part of the ordeal is over and the bike is safe and sound here, I've started a build thread in the Big Arse Projects section. Here is the linky to what I think is going to wind up being a lengthy thread.
67 BSA Spitfire "Stay Clean"
pacomotorstuff
Coast to Coast
Beautiful bike!
I'm usually the first guy on the block to modify a barn find, but considering the exceptional condition of the bike and the fact that - as far as I can tell from your photos - it looks pretty well original, IMHO I'd look at a nice but "rideable" restoration (I'm not a big fan of restos that are 10X better than the factory made them).
Of course you can go to town on the motor internals, but man o man, what beautiful bike!
Pat Cowan,
Vintage Motorcycle Fiberglass
I'm usually the first guy on the block to modify a barn find, but considering the exceptional condition of the bike and the fact that - as far as I can tell from your photos - it looks pretty well original, IMHO I'd look at a nice but "rideable" restoration (I'm not a big fan of restos that are 10X better than the factory made them).
Of course you can go to town on the motor internals, but man o man, what beautiful bike!
Pat Cowan,
Vintage Motorcycle Fiberglass
