After 3 months of work my BSA is on her wheels again. So i thought i will share the current looks of her :)

Frame number WM20 356

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Hi Prinsen
very clean & very nice bike
i hope good luck for u -
but the levers is not for the m21

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Looks very nice, and that after only 3 months ! Very wel done.

And we are 1 month furter and yesterday i mounted the tank again. Paint is fresh hence the difference in color at this moment. I am waiting for the fuel line and oil. This weekend have to set the timing and then i should be go to start it. my goal was 1 year for the resto ( DDay 2019) but looks at this moment to be 5 months (ooopsie)

Hi Prinsen,

Great work. Always love early bikes. I have a the proper NOS pre-war levers for your bike. Not cheap but very rare.


regards,

ramon
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I have seen your advert on marktplaats. Love them and love to own them, but the price indeed is a bit to high for me atm

A nice looking machine. Good luck for its completion.
As for the fuel spillage mat around the tank filler, is this a WD part or a rider's dodge?

You're doing a nice job Prinsen, You could do with one of Roy's excellent reproduction front brake rods. Maybe also the MT 1130 tail lamp (I you can give details how to make one!) and rubber foot rests? Ron

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They sure do look nice after a fresh restoration, but it will soon be time for you to add your own patina to it and before you know it, it'll have that "in service" look to it. Job well done!!

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thank you. That is also how i did it with my jeep and Dodge. I will give a fresh new look and make it nice even in detail. THen used and and don't clean it too much and dont worry about scratches grease stains, rain marks dents etc/ Then it looks like it was fresh from the fight :)

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