What’s it like to own a Classic motorcycle Like a BSA A10?
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Our experiences with Classic motorcycles from british manufactures such as Triumph, BSA and Excelsior.We also share our experiences with the classic bikes of Italy and Japan . With a side car thrown in for good measure
I could hear you perfectly . Own a few A10, not the fastest of the British 650 but has to be considered as one of the very best all rounders, with so much low down grunt.
Thanks
Its like riding a piece of history every time i get on my 1953 bsa a10 and with a plunger frame carefully take the corners.
Thankfully my 54 model has a proper swing arm frame. I am still careful through the twisty bits though
A10's were always considered to be the best of the BSA's of that era for those who rode them daily.Great Vid, but I'd echo what others have said about the volume of the narrative. Thanks.
Old video
Made it ages ago and have better kit now
Always looking to improve
Your so right these bikes are fantastic to ride handle brilliant .don't get where the bad press comes from on these me old man's got a 55 t110 there's more bad points than good about it mainly leaking oil good video 👍
Thank you for the excellent feedback
excellent choice of classic.
It’s our 3rd classic twin after 2 Triumphs
I like this the most I do have to say
Great video my 1959 golden flash engine is rebuilt I'm getting her back hopefully next week can't wait 👍
Happy riding
I bought a BSA B31 1953 plunger beautiful motorcycle
Always like those I must admit
Nice overtake!
Well bike does all the work
But thanks
I guess all three of my current, running, motorcycles are now classics - '73 Norton Commando, 76 BMW R90S and '78 Guzzi Le Mans. I have a properly-equipped garage and do all my own work, so I do not rely on someone else's expertise. However, some parts are becoming HARD to find; you need to be clever at times to source alternate replacements. For example, my Guzzi has had Suzuki switchgear for years...so I can ride it in the rain! I am a retired dealer, and I've owned more bikes than I can remember or count...but there is not a single "modern" bike I find appealing. They are too complex and most are too heavy for my taste. And they are EVERYWHERE, so there is no distinction in riding one. But, when you pull up pn any of my 3 bikes, people notice. And you never really get tired of answering questions, if you really like your motorcycles. Ride On!!
Seems like they would all 3 qualify
N.a. better than triumph or Norton Bsa Best bike. I HAD one for ten years 650 gold flash 1954 plunger first kick every time. Never let me down .
I think so too
I have 5 a10 best bike ever made 😅
We are very fond of ours
Very underrated
I had A 54 Gold Flash you could use the gear box main shaft in a RRT2 box to except a Manx clutch
Interesting
you got brakes on your A10? Your showing off! Takes a long time to stop my M21 with both brakes!
Pull harder 😂
Will I was yous'g BSA star fire 250 after that Norton 500 ss then Yemah Vigor 535 now iam yous'g Honda 100 ccEX5 no choice iam 69 years it was lovely days I have a car volks wagen 1969 it's very good condition 1700 cc
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I own a 1950 Peugeot that’s in great condition with excellent patina to boot, problem is getting parts here in Canada. The MTO here says I own the only registered Peugeot in the country. Does anyone have contacts or ideas as to where one can get parts from across the ocean.🇨🇦
Try looking on EBay France, l check it for Terrot parts
Very nice video but I could barely hear what you were saying.
To be honest it was made some time ago, we’ve done a lot of work to improve our sound quality since, thanks for the feedback
you need to talk much louder.
Turn up the sound…….No problem
Pardon 😂