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got some bsers to show can not figure out how to post pics

get a photobucket account (free)
upload your pics .....make them message board size in the options......then copy and paste the "IMG" link into the post here......

photobucket


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ps...great looking bikes guys....keep um coming!

jfligg,
Your bike is way cool!
One day I would like to put something like that under my butt.

Here's how Buster looks these days. Although there are always small changes. Runs great now, handles like a dream, stops even better.

Rocker said:

- Maybe britbike should start a gallery with members bikes? -

Britbike has a gallery with members bikes.
In the header of this page there are six menu 'buttons'.
Click on the fourth [or visitors]
In the menu find [bike photo's].

I know some people have sent photo's to Brit Bike (I did) but for some reason this item is not done any more.
Maybe Morgan should reconsider.

Some nice photos of BSA's. Here are some of my 69 Rocket 3 but they are on this website as well.

The Lightning cafe was lonely, so I had to add the Thunderbolt...these bikes are addictive, aren't they.

Jesus, I can't believe I actually posted a photo. Only took about 5 years! This is one of my favorite bikes, 1966. Put it up on my bench yesterday- I'm going to change front sprocket from 18 to 20 tooth.

Hey Redman,
Could you give us some details on the front end. I would love to see a video clip of you doing a stoppie on your Lightning.
Rick

Am I too late? Can I still play?

Here's one: [img]http://lh3.google.com/image/beezalex/RafmBav6-XI/AAAAAAAAABI/c4DsiXE33Gc/DSC01023.JPG?imgmax=512[/img]
[img]http://lh4.google.com/image/beezalex/Raf1Bqv6-ZI/AAAAAAAAABM/HrNhkxohrEY/DSC01024.JPG?imgmax=512[/img]
My honey, the '53 Flash

Forks/trees/brakes from '98 H'da CBR600F3
Wheel from '70's H'da CB750
Everything had to be adapted to everything else...alot of little bits made.
Headlight ears cut from BSA mounts, welded to tubes, chromed.
Two fingers gets me all the stopping in a hurry I could ever want.
I'll see about that stoppie.....

Showed my my wife this thread to convince her that I'm not not insane.And got a rolling of the eyes.Have mercy on me Bob

My Baby aspires to loftier heights.

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s32/Jiyu1/MyBaby.jpg

1939 500 Silver Star, fitted with TT500 yam crank,goldie cams an piston on methenol, its been in the cooking pot for a year or too but now looking as tho it might go well,tops out at 126 mph

Oh not all was well last weekend as my 1939 350 Silver Star cried enough

Ouch.


Ouch again, what else can I say?

dig; tell us it ain't true, just an illusion!

Gordo

[img]http://picasaweb.google.com/WynBingel/BSAAlbum/photo#5028344606760546882[/img] [img]http://picasaweb.google.com/WynBingel/BSAAlbum/photo#5028344611055514194[/img]

This is my 1960 Bsa I've owned since 1966. It has a 120/90X16" rear tire, stock front tire, 6" over forks, 11" Shocks, 8" Z bars, peanut tank, Harley replica ext. oil filter (in place of center stand), Lucas K2F Mag, AMAL 389/47 Carb. Runs great.

Second Try - Board doesn't like Google Album pictures URL's



This is my 1960 Bsa I've owned since 1966. It has a 120/90X16" rear tire, stock front tire, 6" over forks, 11" Shocks, 8" Z bars, peanut tank, Harley replica ext. oil filter (in place of center stand), Lucas K2F Mag, AMAL 389/47 Carb. Runs great.

My 1965 Lightning Rocket. I've only owned it about 4 months but it is a lot of fun!

Great stuff! Alex, maybe just me, but I can't see that 53, and I really want to. Guess since there are more bastardized bikes here than not, I can post these. (though to be fair, they were both waaaaayyy too far gone for any kind of resto. In the foreground is the 65 LR my buddy and I are working on. Close to completion w/ a mostly 68 t-bolt motor.

And the black 70. With cold weather here and snow on the ground, she's going through some major changes as we speak....
Oh, anyone have a set of hornet pipes they can part with? Dont' haveta be perfect, drop me a line if you do
fil

Here is my Canadian model 1970 Firebird.
A work in progress (still). White headlight ears, chrome tank no badges, low pipes.
Too cold for wrenching here. Thinking about a woodstove and insulation for the garage. Every year, the winter seems to get a bit longer.
Bruce

Here's my daily ride. Although not for the last week or so! It's way too cold! -7deg. leaving for work today.

I've owned her(or maybe the other way around) for over 33 years, a gazillion miles and still a work in progress.