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Offline Greybeard

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Plunger A65?
« on: 12.08. 2019 18:45 »
A few of the interesting bikes seen today at the BSAOC International rally.
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A Distinguished Gentleman Riding his 1955 Plunger Golden Flash

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Re: Plunger A65?
« Reply #1 on: 12.08. 2019 23:23 »
Hi GB,
The bike in the second photo looks kinda "Special"  *eek*

John
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Re: Plunger A65?
« Reply #2 on: 13.08. 2019 03:14 »
 I always thought the A65 was one of the ugliest motors ever made, but the egg shape kinda looks OK in a plunger *eek*

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Re: Plunger A65?
« Reply #3 on: 13.08. 2019 09:53 »
Quote from: coater87 on 13.08. 2019 03:14
I always thought the A65 was one of the ugliest motors ever made, but the egg shape kinda looks OK in a plunger *eek*

 Lee
Yes, I agree. I never felt that a four-stroke should look like a two-stroke.

That photo of the plunger is not great. The quality of the work is superb. If I can I'll get some more pictures.
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