Showing posts with label faber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faber. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 February 2014

BSA C15 Faber

Tiny finishing list now.
Waiting for MOT and then a proper road test by its owner.

How it used to look.


Sunday, 16 February 2014

BSA Tested.....just in time for daylight only bike.

Interesting how the white nylon that i used for the inlet manifold pulses orange in the eve light...thought I was on fire at first!

Thursday, 19 December 2013

BSA C15 Spl

Finishing cosmetic, mudguards to follow after a rework on the paint suffering the effects of cold and damp when spraying.

Monday, 9 December 2013

BSA C15 Faber Spl

Continued finishing touches over the last few weeks. Include chain idle wheel/guard spacer. Brake torque rod finishing and fuel tank and.mudguard painting, still requiring final dress and polish.




Brake torque rod.

Rear wheel spacer, sleeved with steel to resist repeated compression from wheel tightening.

Monday, 9 September 2013

BSA C15 Faber Spl. Running At Last.



Chain idle wheel from Nylon




Some atmospheric photos, reflecting lots of late nights.... appropriate quote from a friend "It takes 5% of the time to do 95% of work and 95% of time to do the last 5% of work." How right he is.






And it started... first kick.. but then I would say that! I did have a witness though.
Sounds nice, with a nice ex pop as the throttle is rolled off.


Next to a new project. More on that soon.

Thursday, 14 March 2013