Hi,
I recently came across a set of girder forks from a deceased estate.Just wondering if anybody knows what they would be off. Thanks.

Regards,
Mike

email (option): jamik@westnet.com.au

My guess is late twenties BSA.

I'd say slightly later .. 1930s BSA heavyweight forks..That's also a bit of a guess though!!..

No doubt someone who actually knows will respond shortly. ..Ian

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Where is Leon when we need him ??

I will give it a try, checked some partlists and quite sure that it mainly used on the 500 'light' models from 1930 and 31. These models had the about the same topend as the Slopers but placed vertically and a much lighter frame.

The Sloper and V-twin forks had an extra horizontal strenghtening tube between the two tubes. Middle one:







Henk makes these the very handy partlist DVD available at a very nice price.

Nice fork!! Cheers, Michiel /NL

Hi,
Thanks very much everyone for your help. I spent the last week looking through google images of different makes to try and find out what they were off with no success.

Cheers,
Mike

email (option): jamik@westnet.com.au

That means Ian Wright was right after all (although he always says that he is nor much in 30's BSA's).
And indeed a nice pair of forks.

They are early 30's 30-31 light weight they suit l30-11 350 S 30-12 500 or S30-18 and 19 light 500 the OHV with basically the flat tank bottom end.
I hope that helps

You see. You really don't need me.

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