BSA I need help

looking for someone in the South Carolina Low Country that knows how to work on BSA.

LOCAL SHOP SCREWED ME. $1000.00 later and bike is in worse shape.

Why not let us know whats going on, there are some really good mechanic on here that might be able to help you sort things out

know how ya feel . Heres a little tast of what i got for 2000.00 .100_1224.JPG

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clutchbasket.JPGGetting ready to go to small claims .

I am here in West Ashley if you need some help with the beezer. What model you running? If it's machining and serious motor work that needs to be done go up to georgetown and visit Frank Diehl at Classic Cycle works. He is a great friendly guy with a lot of knowledge!

Originally Posted by mims

I am here in West Ashley if you need some help with the beezer. What model you running? If it's machining and serious motor work that needs to be done go up to georgetown and visit Frank Diehl at Classic Cycle works. He is a great friendly guy with a lot of knowledge!

we are in charlotte if you can make it up here

psycobilly - wow, I dont know where to start.
my next post i will include the list.

Rollo, that sucks. I hope that you can get it sorted out.




Mims,
it's an A65 1965, the problem is this - I don't know anything about these brit bikes. I don't even know where to start. My harley, no problem. I got the wild hair to got brit --OOPS. I have been told - "get rid of the amal, go with a Keihen carb" "ahh, thats your problem, its not a jap bike, you cannot run a keihen carb" ," its your points, you need a boyer" well it has a boyer. ?????????

This bike is a clone, it looks original, but I think that it is multiple bikes and parts. I need someone who knows these things and can help me head in the right direction.

Mims, if you know these things, i will buy the rum, beer, or what ever your poisin is, to drive to Awendaw to take a look at this thing. email me and I will give you my phone number. mc3designs@comcast.net.

Factory, I have seen your bikes -OFF THE CHART. I did not know that you were a southern company, I would have contacted you. You might be hearing from me soon. The BSA "ear ache" in "street chopper" last issue (i think it was in street chopper,), WOW. you inspire me.