A7 chop

[Classie]

Hi, I've just joined the forum, not sure if it is only for standard bikes? Here is my A7, chopped in the seventies and original paint, hope you like her.

[RichardL]

Classie,

Absolutely NOT just for standard bikes. I do like your bike. Welcome to the forum.  About where are you located and how did you come to be interested in BSAs?

Richard L.

[Classie]

Hi Richard, thanks for your comments. I had an A10 late 70s/early 80s that I built from 2 tea chests of parts, wish I still had her. That is where my love comes from, but I have a few, mainly classic Brits and also some 70s japanese. I'm in the uk, in the small county of Rutland (central England.) I've attached photos of a couple of my Triumphs, again, not standard.

[RichardL]

They look like fun.

Richard L.

[Greybeard]

Hi Classie. 

[berger]

welcome some classie bikes there , I like em

[a10 gf]

Welcome aboard, nice machinery!

[Triton Thrasher]

Good comedy bike. Congrats!

[Seabee]

Welcome Classie. I have a few choppers of my own. They are a lot of fun!

[Rocket Racer]

It makes you smile and thats good enough for me! That's why I own mine.
looks like an inspired use for a bantam points cover 

[Minto]

Nice, never owned  chop, but had a hankering for something like your Beesa for some time.
Jase

[muskrat]

G'day Classie.
That smile will only get wider. Bike is tastefully done without going over the top.
Your not a newbie to twisting whitworth spanners so she'll be a piece of cake to you.
How'd you go with the concentric on such a downdraft? I had to set fuel height so low to stop it flooding it ran lean.
Cheers