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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #165 on: 01.06. 2024 10:15 »
I think this should sell well; It's not trying so hard to look like a classic BSA. The price is excellent.

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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #166 on: 01.06. 2024 10:19 »
Someone made this modified GS
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #167 on: 01.06. 2024 10:27 »
I like the idea that we may get customized new Gold Stars.  its good to see new usual BSA and i think they get people interested in the history of BSA and the older bikes which can only be a good thing.
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #168 on: 04.06. 2024 10:02 »
Someone has gone to town on this modern Gold Star.
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #169 on: 04.06. 2024 22:16 »
Wonder if they just threw the radiator away? Maybe just for show. If it runs well I really like it.
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #170 on: 04.06. 2024 22:21 »
Someone has gone to town on this modern Gold Star.

Yep, with photoshop is my guess 🤭
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #171 on: 04.06. 2024 22:38 »
Who would have thought people would Photoshop a TLS brake onto a bike in 2024? *smile*
They say everything comes back into fashion sooner or later.  What next?
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #172 on: 04.06. 2024 23:43 »
Pity, I liked the look of it.

Maybe so, but, if so, someone had a lot of time on their hands to do it with such high production value. A competitor, perhaps, trying to make it look like BSA makes promises they don’t keep?

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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #173 on: 05.06. 2024 08:09 »
This image has not been photoshopped. I've seen pictures as he's been working on it. I believe the radiator is still there somewhere! When the catalytic convertor is removed it leaves a gap below the front of the engine. He has probably made a radiator to fill that gap.


 I do not get why the owner would spend loads of money and time on this bike. He might as well have bought a real classic.
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #174 on: 05.06. 2024 08:41 »
Why does the front drum brake have an external hydraulic disc caliper fitted?
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #175 on: 05.06. 2024 08:50 »
Why does the front drum brake have an external hydraulic disc caliper fitted?
I believe it is fake and is just a cover over the disk brake 🤔
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #176 on: 05.06. 2024 08:52 »
Well spotted, so its not a Photoshopped TLS, its fake one *smile* *smile*
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #177 on: 05.06. 2024 11:09 »
i couldn't have one even if i wanted one, that oil /water pipe under the engine would be ripped off as soon as i tried to get it down the yard where i live, my yonda exhaust bottoms out if i'm not very careful and my mates bmw bottomed out the other day and yesterday worty's kwak did as well.  *pull hair out*

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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #178 on: 06.06. 2024 17:20 »
i couldn't have one even if i wanted one, that oil /water pipe under the engine would be ripped off as soon as i tried to get it down the yard where i live, my yonda exhaust bottoms out if i'm not very careful and my mates bmw bottomed out the other day and yesterday worty's kwak did as well.  *pull hair out*

Heh, fortunately, my centrestand acts as a sump guard.  Bergs, you need one of those Aussie style graders to sort that road *wink2*
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Re: Update on the new BSA
« Reply #179 on: 14.06. 2024 11:16 »
Scrambler mod  *smile*
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