OH MY Isn't she a beauty! Not so sure about the red side panel and oil tank but beautiful non the less. and that exhaust note! right out of my youth!!!!
I had a 1958 and it like went like rocket until a rocket feed pipe split and spewed oil all over my mate on the million seat and after that the bike was never same again but if a blow for me.
Looks like you have put a decent brake on the front [but not the back] The brakes on these are very poor, well mine was. Lovely bikes A10s, just need a few more modern upgrades like brakes and 12 volt
Nice A10 indeed! sensible mod with the TLS front brake. A couple of questions, I've one that I'm putting back as Dad had it in the '60s and will be Cafe racer styled also I've the original (after market swept ) back pipes that I've had copied in Stainless. I note you've not reversed the gear selector or fitted rear sets, have you modified the selector to allow for clearance on the RHS down pipe? Any other interesting mods that you've included? Thanks in advance Dai B
@@hughadamsmotorcycles Many thanks Sir! I may well indulge in an electronic ignition unit, familiar with the lads at SRM and having some more of their expert work done shortly. best regards DB
Note the three stacked red rifles on the engine side cover. This is the insignia of Birmingham Small Arms. Nice pre-unit Beezer!
🇬🇧 Fans of old British motorcycles hear the exhaust sound like
a dreamy symphony❗
Просрали вы свои мотоциклы!сейчас говно у вас производят!
OH MY Isn't she a beauty! Not so sure about the red side panel and oil tank but beautiful non the less. and that exhaust note! right out of my youth!!!!
My first motorcycle at 16 and I miss her bad. Loved every minute of owning it. Wish I had it back now
My favorite vehicle..
What a lovely bike takes me back to my youth a credit to you .
Is this the best beeza ever built..?? A true gem of a motorcycle.
What a beauty
Absolutely beautiful machine. Thanks for posting. Good riding!
Just a little polite comment Hugh, if it was mine I would turn the horn down 20 degrees to allow road water to drain out. Beautiful bike.
Beautiful bike !! Thanks for Sharing!
What a Bike,super sound,and pipes👍
shes gorgeous
They do go well as looking great
What a beautiful bike, I wish I'd never sold my 62 BSA A10.
She Looks SUPERB.🇬🇧
Wow ❤️
Man, oh man. If BSAs had been as reliable as they were beautiful, they'd still rule. "One in four a BSA" would still apply.
nice machine, i see the rev counter working as they all seem to do
I love the sound
I had a 1958 and it like went like rocket until a rocket feed pipe split and spewed oil all over my mate on the million seat and after that the bike was never same again but if a blow for me.
Appreciate the beautiful machine when are they going to launch in India. Soon????
i would guess 2 carbs better than 1, and that's why triumph still says 'bonneville' while bsa is history. may be just a sales ploy, but it worked.
wish i had it.
what a bike sir
Looks like you have put a decent brake on the front [but not the back] The brakes on these are very poor, well mine was. Lovely bikes A10s, just need a few more modern upgrades like brakes and 12 volt
Is that a security bolt on the front wheel? Seen them on the back before but not the front.
Had a 67 Lightning
wow
Nice A10 indeed! sensible mod with the TLS front brake. A couple of questions, I've one that I'm putting back as Dad had it in the '60s and will be Cafe racer styled also I've the original (after market swept ) back pipes that I've had copied in Stainless. I note you've not reversed the gear selector or fitted rear sets, have you modified the selector to allow for clearance on the RHS down pipe? Any other interesting mods that you've included? Thanks in advance Dai B
I’ve raised the gear lever one spline which stops it hitting the pipe and fitted electronic ignition
@@hughadamsmotorcycles Many thanks Sir! I may well indulge in an electronic ignition unit, familiar with the lads at SRM and having some more of their expert work done shortly. best regards DB
what carburettor is that, looks like a mikuni?
It is
This is new or old version??
1963
Where is the rev counter being driven from?
The drive in the timing cover
@@hughadamsmotorcycles ah interesting, mine, a 1958 model has the Rev counter drive from where you have a blanking plate opposite the mag drive.
You can see, at the start of the video, the cable just below the horn
@@hughadamsmotorcycles yes spotted that. A bit like an A65 setup.
Superior!
When men were men and women rode pillion!!!
where I get this bike sir
It’s for sale here in the UK
How much❓
@@mohamedyousif9257 it’s no longer for sale, I’m going to keep and run it
@@mohamedyousif9257 I do have another one coming in, at the end of the month, which will be £7500
Esa si que es preciosa, no la moderna.
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no air filter hose makes us cringe
Sadly bsa,s were both under rated and under developed!!