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Bikes, Pictures, Stories & more => Chat, Offtopic, Meetings & Everything Else => Topic started by: a10gf on 21.04. 2016 19:25
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/seat850/4383536771
Looks very nice ...the bike :O)
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The "Double Knocker" Rocket!
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/seat850/4383536771
Looks very nice ...the bike :O)
What bike? *smile*
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I've seen that picture before, and there is very little to dislike about anything being displayed there.
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Did they sell them with the Ariel brake?
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Yep, 56-57
Cheers
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Yep, 56-57
Cheers
I know they didn't sell Rocket Gold Stars at all in 1956-57.
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Quite right Triton, I think Muskie just had a senior moment *dribble* *pull hair out*
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, I think Muskie just had a senior moment
I just presumed he was talking inches *eek* *dribble*
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Pretty sure Muskie is right and '56 and '57 were the years for Ariel brakes. If you have Bacon's "Twins and Triples" book, check page 47. Betty's bike (don't worry, I don't really think it was her's) was apparently a Road Rocket.
Richard L.
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Yep, 56-57
Cheers
I know they didn't sell Rocket Gold Stars at all in 1956-57.
correct but the parts were available to build one long before bsa decided to produce one
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This just seems like a case of the poster not knowing what model it is and calling it an RGS. I don't see any reason to think of this as RGS. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Richard L.
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Correct me if I'm wrong.
Good point, however you may have been around old bikes a bit too long
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Selective reading. I didn't get past the "Betty Page".
I think your right Richard, the poster got it wrong. It's clearly a 56-57 RR. Timing cover rev box is another give away.
Cheers
"senior moment" I'm younger than most of you. But with 54 years of abuse, your probably right.
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Well, just few years after '57 I was on the lookout for more definitive photos of ONE of the stars of this photo, even if it was just a flash.
Rixhard L.