Building a BSA B31/B32/B33/B34 from parts. Episode 7 of many - two shocked.

Painting, rebuilding and fitting the shocks. And yeah, hydrogen doesn't smell. Guess who's not the chemist?

[@dipterror]

I thought that the glamorous assistant was going to be the cat and it surprised me you'd got that far with cat training. Mine obeys "Lie down and go to sleep" and that's it.

[@nigeleaton5715]

Very relieved to see the bear in proper PPE.

[@motorbikewhisperer]

Expired filters, but I think I've got some new ones coming soon.

[@nigeleaton5715]

(Don't think we didn't notice him take a tumble as you fitted the first shock. He's better be OK, or I'll be cancelling my subscription....)

[@IMBlakeley]

The whiff is probably hydrogen sulphide, IIRC if you can smell it then probably okay but in high concentrations the odour goes and it kills. My previous life working for what is now O2 they had a site on a sewage farm that had a H2S detector in case the sealed room built up dangerous concentrations.

[@johnpenny2328]

I'm intrigued to know what you are saying in the x10 bits. Are we missing pearls of wisdom?

[@motorbikewhisperer]

Mostly a load of old rubbish I think. I did check most times to see if there was anything really important. I guess if anyone's super curious they could slow it down :)