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HPbyStan · Post by **HPbyStan** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 4:53 am

Since the projects section is still for unit singles I thought I'd post the A10 pile of junk I bought and am trying to make something out of here. If you click on the pic it gets bigger but you lose the note under it.

http://s296.photobucket.com/albums/mm17 ... ?start=all

Rickard /Gerry, if this is wrong here please just delete it and no hard feelings. Happy New Year all !!

Post by **b50root** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 10:09 am

Thanks Stan. Looking great.

This is the place to put it.

Happy new year to you too.

Rickard

Ian Hingley · Post by **Ian Hingley** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 12:29 pm

Great set of photos Stan.

Always fancied an A10 myself.

Be good to see it when it's finished.

Richard Hunt · Post by **Richard Hunt** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 4:25 pm

Interesting photos Stan, please keep us updated

I think a little diversity from the B50, now and then on this forum (in the right place of course

) stops us from getting too set in our thoughts

this forum would have to go a looooong way to be on a par with the diversity of bikes/makes over on the Brit Bike forum ( and a good forum it is

) - we are just very very lucky to have Rickard and this forum for our B50 and associated needs.

My two pennies worth

Rich

Happy New Year to everyone

2manyrides · Post by **2manyrides** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 7:57 pm

sorry to go nonbsa on ya...
But the title makes me think of these two redundant cylinders...

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With those bikes 3 just wasn't fast enough!

HPbyStan · Post by **HPbyStan** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 10:00 pm

I bought a H1 500 Triple front wheel assy to try on my A10. It has the the double leading shoe brake drum on the right like a Brit bike, is a 19" rim with 40 spokes ,fits the forks with just a new axle and almost looks stock. I plan to ride this thing and want to be able to stop. The gent I borrowed the A10 from last Feb to tour New Zealand said to be careful because of the front brake. For quite awhile I wondered what he ment as the brake seemed very progressive and smooth but I was riding it like it wasn't mine. Finally I found myself in a panic stop mode and I saw what he ment. The brake was good for a couple bike lengths and then I'm running an escape plan through what's left of my miniture mind. I'm reconditioning the A10s front wheel also just in case this K*wasak* plan doesn't go as well as I'm hoping.

britgaskets · Post by **britgaskets** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 11:54 pm

That twin is already looking like a runner!
Here is my christmas find, now I am paying through the nose I think, note same front end as my 441! LOL!:

I just loved the tank and then realized it had triple C15 barrels cast together! LOL! makes an H1, GT380, Y*maha Seca look like alien technology!
Anyways it will give the 441 a rest from the mountain burn out rides perhaps if I ever get the three C15's firing right.
I know I should part it out as singles but there is no Beat to help modify it.
Steve

beat · Post by **beat** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 9:07 pm

britgaskets wrote:there is no Beat to help modify it.

very right, - no other weddings to dance on....
beat

B44R · Post by **B44R** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:57 pm

Steve

Note not quite the same as a 441 front end, that is an 8" twin leader front brake rather than the 7" fitted to BSA single and smaller Triumph twins. On my '68 Bonnie the 8"TLS was capable of making the front tyre squeal at 90mph, on a triple there was a little more weight to contend with, hence the F750's and '69 on TT marshall's bikes having the 4LS Fontana hub before moving on to disc brakes.

2manyrides · Post by **2manyrides** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 3:31 am

Redundant Cylinder

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britgaskets · Post by **britgaskets** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 5:35 am

B44R wrote:Steve

Note not quite the same as a 441 front end, that is an 8" twin leader front brake rather than the 7" fitted to BSA single and smaller Triumph twins. On my '68 Bonnie the 8"TLS was capable of making the front tyre squeal at 90mph, on a triple there was a little more weight to contend with, hence the F750's and '69 on TT marshall's bikes having the 4LS Fontana hub before moving on to disc brakes.

I guess I was being more general in technology rather than spec sorry. I hope the fork tubes are bigger/thicker than a 441! I found crack around exhaust guide shoulder just now on R3, a guide made fatter by way of braze fill!, good thing I can keep the T150 head if need be welding and building up that is in-accessible as far as I can see. The valve strip video will be a riot!
S

HPbyStan · Post by **HPbyStan** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:04 pm

HPbyStan wrote:Since the projects section is still for unit singles I thought I'd post the A10 pile of junk I bought and am trying to make something out of here. If you click on the pic it gets bigger but you lose the note under it.

http://s296.photobucket.com/albums/mm17 ... ?start=all

Added a couple pics, 86ed a few and added some titles.

steve m · Post by **steve m** » Tue Jan 18, 2011 12:08 am

Stan,
for "a pile of junk" it's turning out a nice, practical rider, good work Stan

negative earth, eh. now what would Joe L. say about that.

steve

HPbyStan · Post by **HPbyStan** » Tue Jan 18, 2011 12:33 am

Steve, I had it all wired + ground AND THEN I noticed my French Alt system requires - ground so I had to redo it all.

steve m · Post by **steve m** » Tue Jan 18, 2011 1:47 am

isn't that the way of things,

lucky your not a drinker.

HPbyStan · Post by **HPbyStan** » Mon Feb 21, 2011 7:41 pm

Added two photos of the '69 K*wasak* 500 triple H1 mark III front wheel in my A10 forks and a note to my A10 page. I think this is going to work out well. Click on the link in my first post on this thread. TKS, STAN

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