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Ian Hingley

Maybe the B50 meeting should be held at Rudersberg?

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Hi All Yes, great time thanks. Two days trail riding in Devon with four old mates. (Victor only finished having a bent mainshaft replaced about 30 minutes before I set off...) Next day our host Mike opened his garage doors and let us pick from his extensive range of road bikes. Never ridden a T160 T...

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I use a Hide-de-hi. Very slim and uses a Rocket 3 filter.

Used for years in return line with no issues whatsoever.

Just googled and found one of my own replies from 2011, so I've used it over 8 years!

viewtopic.php?t=3965

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koncretekid wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 10, 2019 10:20 pm
You might want to read this from the Britbike forum:

Interesting to see familiar names on an unfamiliar forum!

Hats off to both Tom and Kommando for their in-depth knowledge. Didn't know you were such a suspension expert Kommando!

Ian

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minetymenace wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 03, 2019 4:20 pm
"For One Night Only Beat In Beaver Street"

Or even Beasley Street!

https://youtu.be/37QUUwp9xIs

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Hope you're passing down some of your skills and passion to him!

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Ian Hingley

Is that a photo of "the monkey"?

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Hi Rickard

But Copenhagen isn't even in Sweden...

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Hey Rickard

I live about 70 miles from the site and about 10 miles from Bristol airport...

Could offer you either the infamous BSA Victor IHO

or my 1972 A65 Lightning.

Wasn't intending to go for the week, but was considering just riding out for the occasional day.

Cheers

Ian

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kommando wrote: ↑
Sun Feb 03, 2019 11:58 am
If you sort out the covers correctly there is no need for it.

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I'm sorry it's very difficult for me to explain in your language Hey MSS Your English is perfectly good enough for us to understand what you mean! I've never thought about quadrant spring trying to twist the quadrant. Who knew BSA gearboxes were built to such fine tolerances? ;-) Glad you've got it...

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andyj wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 15, 2019 12:23 pm
am located in Cape Town South Africa

...well at least you meet Minety's 'south of York' criteria. Expect he's already on his way...

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beat wrote: ↑
Mon Dec 31, 2018 7:01 pm
what about this for target Switzerland in 2019 ??

beat

Hmm, nice idea. 35 miles to Gloucester, 750 miles to Switzerland... Need to have a think about that!

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minetymenace wrote: ↑
Mon Dec 31, 2018 12:38 pm
Ian, you up for NY day?

Sorry Gerry.

Mandy's been laid up with flu for past 5 days and has thoughtfully now past it on to me.

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Hi Went to the Boxing Day meet at Whitminster, south of Gloucester. Took Mandy up on the back of the A65 Lightning. Hundreds of bikes there of course, but only spotted this one unit single, a nicely presented B44 Shooting Star. In rather better nick than by B44 Victor. Couldn't spot the owner which ...

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beat wrote: ↑
Fri Dec 21, 2018 9:49 pm
we can't MOT it, but " roll out " maybe in 3 month ??

OK, 22nd of March is in the diary.

The Star v The Beast...

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Hoping to get to their Boxing Day meet at the Whitminster Inn

https://www.whitminsterinn.co.uk/

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Hey beat!
Retirement must suit you - you're looking younger every day!

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koncretekid wrote: ↑
Mon Dec 03, 2018 2:40 pm
Just to let you know, Beat, AA stands for Alcoholics Anonymous - - might be a help after one encounters an unrepairable road side break-down!

AA = Automobile Association here in the UK. They're one of the major breakdown recovery service providers. I'm sure beat was referring to them...

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Is that work stand homemade? Hi Tom Looks like an Eazy Rizer to me: https://on-bike.com/product/motorbike-lift-stand-eazyrizer-original-red/ Got one myself and use it a lot. Saves both my old back and old knees and doesn't take up too much space in the garage. IMG_20180128_171151562m.jpg Guess they...

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SteveS wrote: ↑
Thu Nov 15, 2018 2:41 pm
Everything else is standard

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Peter James.

They're brilliant IMO

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minetymenace wrote:... the table below describes ....

The table below my laptop has a cup of tea on it, but no wiring details!

Fantastic Introduction Gerry! Keep it coming

Cheers

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...I rode my Victor over to Eckington Hey lathejack! My great-grandad was from Eckington! My Grandad and Dad were from Staveley and I lived my first 18 years in Tupton, south of Chesterfield. So all pretty close. Charles Freeman Motorcycles. I remember them! Didn't they have a place in Chesterfield...

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Hi beat

Are you building a jig so you can start making replica Gold Star frames??
That would add a few francs to your retirement fund!

Cheers

Ian

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I now buy some nice stainless steel hex head clutch screws from "bsanut" on ebay. You can really lean on them to get them started. Hi Tom. Was doing this job only today. Absolutely hate it! So I'm definitely gonna try these hex head versions. Thanks for the tip! Past couple of times I've taken the ...

Ian Hingley

Great set of photos Rickard. And others.

Glad you're OK beat.

Will try and make the next one!

Cheers

Ian

Ian Hingley

Special tool for unbolting the clutch springs?? It's called a screwdriver...

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I ran a 3-hole pump in a 2-stud Victor for many years. Just left the new top hole without a stud to engage with and used the existing 2 original studs. No problem at all. You have to take a file to the inner timing cover to make room the unused third boss, but I can't remember making any changes to ...

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Hi TR5

1) In theory, yes. In practice with a unit single, I think you're just moving the vibes up and down the rev range.
2) Yes, with that spec motor you should have enough power to let your skill do the talking.

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Hi guys My Victor gearbox threw its toys out the pram a few weeks ago, but I've decided to drag it out of the naughty corner and take a look what's required. I'm looking for a layshaft selector fork as mine has lost its roller and has very nasty wear/scoring where it runs in the sliding gear. If any...

Ian Hingley

Hard to tell from the photos, but the outrigger plate doesn't seem to be sitting in any recess at all.

That would give you an extra 2-3mm I reckon.

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Great work beat! Always more than one way to skin a cat! (Even when all cats are black...

)

Wonder what you're thinking??

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Ian Hingley

Good luck Tom, hope it's nothing more serious. If there is any thing more serious than bits flying off the crank at 9000 rpm!

Seems so obvious now, but having the sludge trap plug staked back in does seem a good idea!

Cheers

Ian

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Grouty wrote:I'm pretty sure I know exactly who that belongs to. A stunning rider in his day

I'm sure you do! V.V. Can't remember if his van is a VW!

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I tried to get B44 BSA from DVLA a few years ago. They said it wasn't available because they never released that format. I now see it on a van belonging to a certain Pre-65 Victor MX rider...

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Ian Hingley

Amazing Tom!

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Sorry to hear this Ben. <218 Feel free to come round and borrow garage space, tools etc or just chat and drink tea. I was down in Devon three weeks ago and had a massive primary drive failure on the Victor which took the gearbox with it. Maybe we could make one good bike our of our two! As for upgra...

Ian Hingley

Why such a large rear sprocket Tom?
I thought really high gearing would be the way for you speed freaks...

Ian

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