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My latest addition a running (that's a change) AJS 1956 Model 30. First year of AMC making a bigger twin to compete with BSA/Triumph/Norton. Essentially the 500 bored out to give 600cc the remainder as 500.
It was advertised on a TRF site hence...
Saw this BSA Hornet (replica?) at Calne Bike Day yesterday. A British offering to the US off-roaders in the mid 60's. It was ridden there as the engine was warm, surprised I did not hear it arrive!
I have a BSA A50 Cyclone and rather fancy doing...
Not a Big Trailie, but I know a lot of us have broad tastes!
Currently there seem to be a number of themes adopted by manufacturers,and a number have jumped on the Cafe Racer bandwagon, Triumph being prominent amongst them. But as far as I'm...
Having sold my Harley 91 FLHTP I had some space in the garage found this BSA 1954 A7 in Bristol. An early spring frame bike with quite a few add-ons 12v electrics and coil ignition. Probably a stalled rebuild, parts well painted but in the wrong...
Just brought a 1978 Triumph TR7RV a late Meriden Triumph with disc brakes 5 speed gearbox and lefthand footchange, US model.
Had the bonnie version in the mid 80's as just another old bike then now more sought after.
Started first kick when I...
A triumph Trophy Trail replica I had a few years ago. A 500 single carb Daytona motor in a TW250 oil-in-frame frame type used by BSA motocrossers.
Had the bike for a few years but sold it when I brought a modern Scrambler (with electric start)
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