Walkd past the bike shop couldnt say no!!

[BSAMase]

BSA mens bike Saw this old one in the shop and couldnt pass it up $270.00 nzd later now its another for the collection one speed tidy frame chromes in good condition front light works even has an old style (on of )switch still works anyone with any info on these be much appreciated year what style etc I was told 1940s at the shop Ill put a photo up of my other bsa to

 

[woodbutcher]

BSA mens bike Saw this old one in the shop and couldnt pass it up $270.00 nzd later now its another for the collection one speed tidy frame chromes in good condition front light works even has an old style (on of )switch still works anyone with any info on these be much appreciated year what style etc I was told 1940s at the shop Ill put a photo up of my other bsa to[/QUOTE
lets see the photos

 

[BSAMase]

You wouldnt guess the next piece im adding to this old girl!

 

[woodbutcher]

Pedals ?

 

[BSAMase]

Pedals ?

I think there of a womans bike

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Brakes?

 

[BSAMase]

Brakes?

No brakes maybe spoon brakrs once no holes for them. Its an old race bike

 

[BSAMase]

I think there of a womans bike

Motors of ebay has a clutch so ill pedal the bike drop clutch away motor goes

 

[BSAMase]

Brakes?

Sorry pedal back hub breaks yes

 

[midlife]

That's interesting as it doesn't have a clip type headset.....looks racy though

 

[BSAMase]

That's interesting as it doesn't have a clip type headset.....looks racy though

Some parts could be of other old bikes on this one im unsure

 

[SkipdiverJohn]

No brakes maybe spoon brakrs once no holes for them. Its an old race bike

That isn't a race bike, the frame geometry is way too slack. It's an old rod-braked roadster that has had the rod brakes removed and a set of drop bars fitted upside down on to a DIY-modified stem. It might well be 1940's vintage from the look of the frame, but its nowhere close to how it should look. It's been really badly messed around with.

 

[BSAMase]

That isn't a race bike, the frame geometry is way too slack. It's an old rod-braked roadster that has had the rod brakes removed and a set of drop bars fitted upside down on to a DIY-modified stem. It might well be 1940's vintage from the look of the frame, but its nowhere close to how it should look. It's been really badly messed around with.

Quite right sorry I was confused on my thread I would of been talking about my other one

 

[BSAMase]

 

[BSAMase]

Progress slowly