Pre-65 Bikes
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Can anyone confirm how to improve my front brakes on my B40. At present these are bantam / cub hubs with standard shoes. Any help please !!!
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Hello, i found out my bsa does not have the WD gearbox where can i find the proper gears? what gears are in a road bsa? mine are 18/32 23/27 27/23 26/17 anyone knows who makes alloy barrels for the bsa? best regards bob
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Can anyone tell me how I can get in touch with Serco or how to use modern fork tubes and yokes /modify Tri Cub Sports 1.375" fork sliders ?
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Hello, I recently acquired a 1960 Greeves Scottish. I live in Washington State north of Seattle. It is in pretty rough shape but its not locked up and most all of the parts are there. My mission is to clean it up, get it running and ride it. Perhaps get into a few pre 65 trials. As I bought her (minus the Villiers carb and air filter) Tore it down to the frame. Cylinder is on the standard piston. Bore looks ok. Will probably go first oversize. gearbox is another story....lots of cleaning needed. Gonna ditch the points and get an electronic ignition. Probably the Greeves unit. 500 bucks! Any suggestions out there? This should be a fun project. Mike
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Hi Guys I am new to Pre-65 world. Just thinking what street bikes are good candidate for converting from street bikes to Pre-65. Good candidate in sense of below: Expense wise ? Time wise ? Person skills required ? My personal experience so far with BSA C15 , it requires lot of patience and bit expense . need to change forks/hubs/wheels/tyres/ignition/sprockets/ and offcourse engine mods etc , there are lot of good products in market but expensive . Is there any Poor's man guide to Pre-65 Cheers JH
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Hi, Does anyone know what sort of job it is to kick out the RH seat unit tube to take an inside frame exhaust? Many Thanks
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Hi, I'm told there is a two day pre-65 trial in the lake district during August or September, but can't find any info. Any info / pointers appreaciated. Ross
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Just ordered this and have one more question for any one that has used one. Is it as easy as it sounds? Put the rotor on, mount the stator in the middle of the slots (that sets it at 8 degrees BTDC) and adjust that as needed, wire it up and you're done?? Sounds to easy. Also after installing it do you just take the points,advance unit and the backing plate out then put the bolt back in? Thanks in advance! Thom
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hi got a twin bearing tiger cub crankcase I want to fit a later block oil pump do need to get the case machined or just strait swop
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Hi all, My Dad asked me to scan a picture of an old work van he had and on the same page were some pictures of his trials days that I though you may find interesting. I was going to tell you what year but perhaps you might like to guess?
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Hi all, My father's after a Greeves Anglian or TFS with banana forks. Must be tidy and ready to trial. He's away on holiday at the moment, but if you have one, or know of one please let me know either by posting here or give me a call on 07715 510085. Thanks, Gaz Hinton
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My sons just bought a 1934 Royal Enfield, the cost of bits is killing him well the few we can find, as he is a humble apprentice. Its missing the Mag Dyno thing, only one we have seen is £300 and its not working so as its only for shows and wont be having much road use we are thinking of using a total loss battery powered system, has any one done this? We have seen a few on line but it would be good to talk to some one who has done it, we are even contemplating building one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AoSJIdhsME&t=147s He just wants the bike together and running originality can wait until he can manufacture the parts he can't find..
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Just looking at the results for the Westmoland Trial and it seems a shame that it had so few riders. 18 pre 65 and 22 Twin Shocks( i had enterd but an injury prevented me from riding) i would have thought being in the area it was there would have been quite a large entry given that the north of england must have loads of pre 65 and T/s riders. What happens to the hoards that enter or get turned away from the scottish? why are they not riding/supporting these trials? Are they all turning out for the next trial run by Ilkley & District? I wonder(like others, i am sure) just where the pre 65 scene is heading? Although the Reliance trial had about 120 riders! Why is the M…
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hi guys what ya think off my bantam trials project shocks are to big but just using them for an idea let me know i need feedback cheers mikey
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Hi All, I have a cub which has been set up for trials, but has been sitting for 30 years unused. I am slowly recommisioning it. It has a pair of metal profile forks, the forks have 5 inches of travel, but when you ride it they are so stiff and heavy it feels like about an inch or two. I have stripped, cleaned and given the fresh oil, but they still feel woody. The only thing left to try is to replace the springs, but I can't find any. Are there any companies out there who make springs to order. I need some 500m x 24mm. Thanks Sam
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