Bsa Plunger Part 3

[@nigeljohnson505]

Thanks Brian. I really enjoy the way your tackling this restoration. The BSA B31 should be remembered as a bike for the working man. Excellent.

[@500dbd34]

I agree, keeping the British motorcycle heritage alive is what it’s about. Thanks for the comment, always appreciated. Cheers B

[@nitram_nosnibor]

What am incredible video!! Your workmanship is next to none. Thoroughly enjoyed watching that (whilst waiting for my BBQ to be ready). I’ve sent to on to another friend who would enjoy and learn from this too. Thanks for putting it together for us Brian 👍🏻

[@500dbd34]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. More to come soon.

[@nitram_nosnibor]

Brian Alfonso looking forward to it Brian. Thanks 🙏

[@georgefinlay9849]

Came across your site , I’m in the process of building my own b31 (1950) . Mine came in a few boxes so it’s a bit of a jigsaw for me .finding out what goes what goes where is a lot of guess work .your video has helped a lot in how it fit together thanks

[@500dbd34]

Thanks for the comment George, glad you found it helpful, more to follow soon, good luck with your project.

[@davidclapham1066]

Is that tap wrench apprentice made, I have one very similar ?

[@500dbd34]

Yes I made it. Check out Tubalcain (Mr. Pete) on youtube, he shows you how. Nice little project. Cheers B