Argentina 1948 BSA A7 rigidframe

[juanfespi]

HI everybody

 My name is Juan Im 30 years old and a bought a A7 rigid frame for restorer. in my country (for the language and our govern) its very dificult found spare parts and information about BSA.
It would be amazing to know someone who have a 1948 A7 Bsa to asking some questions about parts and get photos of the A7.
Sory about me English is not so good.... if you know someone who spoke Spanish let me know!!
thanks for All

[a10 gf]

Welcome, great to have you aboard. Long Stroke owners on the forum will surely be of help, both with finding spare parts and helping with the tech. Your english is fine, no problems.

btw, see http://www.a7a10.net/forum/index.php?topic=127.0, Argentina, but not a member anymore (maybe sold his bike?)

Moving the presentation post to Bikes & Members, post any tech questions in the tech boards. Practical info on the use of the forum is in http://www.a7a10.net/forum/index.php?board=15.0

[juanfespi]

Thank you very much!!

[scotty]

Que pasa Che

Hola  Juan y bienvenido al foro..........

er thats about the extent of my spanish

You will find a lot of good info and wise hombres here on the forum

I don't know much about the long stroke A7 but a lot of people here do

Had the good fortune of travelling thru Argentina a few years ago....beautiful place...I would like to do a BSA ride there one day

Saludos

Scotty

[juanfespi]

scotty

it would be a pleasure to join you in your ride in Argentina the south  there are very nice rout ti ride!! when i finish with the bike. it would be nice to know that Im not the only one with A7 1948!
pleas let me know if  i could help you for something in Argentina!!

Saludos
Juan

[Topdad]

Welcome Juan, sure you'll get the help you need here,best of luck with the restoration,     scotty you bi-lingual devil very impressive and friendly,regards bob

[muskrat]

G'day Juan  .
I am sure you'll do well with your "long stroke".
A picture or two will help us to help you.
Cheers

[juanfespi]

Thank you for all your comments!!! its very nice to know that there are people you have the same passion!
don't worry for the spanish use the english, but if there something that you don't understand let me know...
there a picture of me bike....
thank you for all!!!

[Stephen Foster]

That will make a beautiful bike !

[muskrat]

That will keep you busy through winter Juan. Good to see you have parts drawings.
Cheers

[juanfespi]

Thanks Muskrat I was working in the bike, now i have the frame only and in this week started to the paint...  you recommend some special painting?
today i visit the mechanic how is in charge to do the work in the cylinder to put in 62mm bore.
then i started to buy same spare parts but i need to know if there are a camshaft or a place were i can get one.... do you know?? the one how i needed i don't found in Ebay... because its a Longstroke bike... in my office i have de number part, but now i don't remember...
the crankshaft: there someone who have the size of the long stroke A7 bike???
ConRod: the part number of the ConRod is: 67-220 (for long stroke Bike) now i need to know which Rod Bearing Shells takes??

thanks for all!!!!

saludos!

[a10 gf]

^^^  seems it's time to begin posting questions in the tech boards   

[juanfespi]

Earling

Oh! you right!! I very new in a forum!! always i read but its my first time writing... 
thank you for creat this Forum for me in the corner of the world its was awesome!!!!! thank you very much!!! 

[terryk]

Hi Juan you can email me off forum and I can send you manual etc in PDF format.
I can also help with advice on these longstrokes as I have several of them.
cheers Terry in Australia

mod edit: removed email. Use PM .

[fido]

 Welcome to the forum, Juan. I also have a 1948 A7 which I've had since 1995 but I'm no expert as it was restored before I got it and I've not needed to do much, apart from the odd magneto rebuild.