What
is it? |
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The first page contains a simple guide to
finding the engine and frame number and contains
a simple guide to the BSA numbering sequence plus
details of any extra numbers or letters which
were added by the factory. Following on from that
is an introduction page where you can click onto
the decade of your machine if known. The year on
year engine and frame number listing is provided
to enable you to date which season your machine
was made. Where the machine has had an engine
change it is the frame number which identifies
the year. This is as accurate as possible but new
information is coming to light all the time. |
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What are
the distinguishing features of the post war
models? |
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It contains a simple guide to the recognition
points of each model and when the changes were
made. |
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Do the Registration Records
still exist and how do I go about getting it
registered? |
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Then there is information on how to get your
machine registered under its old registration or
with an age related registration |
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What
is the specification from the Databooks? |
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The databooks typically have details of
engine specification, gear ratios, lubrication,
petrol tank and oil tank capacities, timing,
carburation, tyres, brakes and weight etc. |
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What
was the catalogue entry for the machine? |
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The catalogues are included from 1945 to give
an idea what the model looked like. Remember that
these catalogues were produced in advance of the
models so detail differences did appear. They are
for the home market models only. |
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What was the original finish? |
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Finally the CD contains details of finishes
of post-war machines. This is only for home
models and not for export models as they were
different especially those going to the American
market. Finishing with a complete listing of the
finish codes. |