Classic Motorcycle Workshop Vlog 38 - 1935 BSA Blue Star finished

[@notwocdivad]

I nearly cried when I saw the Blue Star! My Dad had one just after WW2. He and my Mam travelled all over Northumberland at the weekends (when they could get petrol!) I played on it as a little lad in the shed where he showed me all the workings and how to ride!I still have bikes at 74 years old because of him and that old Beeza. Thank you for reminding me of such wonderful times!!!

[@markparry5722]

Hope all is well with dave and the work on the commando! Looking forward to the next workshop vlog! And the super rocket project bike! Empire star plodders at the best!

[@ElliotCole333]

That is a lovely looking BSA

[@Kevin-cy9cv]

Interesting stuff as usual, great

[@versysdavid]

It's been at least 4 months since you've posted a video, Dave. Hope all's well and that we see you around here soon, miss your instructive mechanics.

[@redrooster1908]

Nice.

[@rover100bunson]

The number plate tl10 suz,cool

[@GrahamRozee]

Speedo drive and drive gear can be got from Chronometric Instrument Services in Daybrook Nottingham

[@sumkunt0r]

I knew a guy with a commando mk3 under warranty that snapped it's side stand when he was filling up and damaged a petrol pump. He said "wish I had bought a Laverda SF"

[@classicraceruk1337]

6 volt battery, those were the days!!!

[@droptuned83]

Just found your channel, very good and interesting stuff indeed. I have a question for you, do you know the colour of green on the Blue Star or its RAL number? I am hoping to use this colour to paint a bike im working on atm. I hope you can help me. Thanks in advance.

[@RUBBERTANK_3]

Where's dave?

[@derf9465]

His voice reminds me of a character from waynes world 2.....the roadie Del Preston.......hope he doesn't count M&M's .

[@ElliotCole333]

"I had to beat them to death with their own shoes"

[@garethjones2171]

speedo drive are hens teeth now