Motorcycle Rebuild: 1955 BSA B33 - Part 03

Welcome back to the channel!
Today I am continuing my MotoBuild series with my 1955 BSA B33. In this part I finally have the engine removed from the frame! I discuss some necessary machine work and split the engine case in preparation for it.
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[@waynebergman6604]

Thanks for sharing . I have a B33 also so always interested in learning more about them. My comment is the same as Tevor, the motion was too much i had to stop viewing but I want to thank you anyways. Tripod is perhaps the best way to go......wayne

[@massmotos4294]

Hi Wayne, thanks for the feedback here! I’ll change up my process for the next one, cool to hear from more BSA owners!

[@davegeraghty2187]

Christ man have ye no whitworth spanners

[@massmotos4294]

Nay

[@davegeraghty2187]

@@massmotos4294 that's shocking, you can get some spanners and sockets for nearly no money. That's embarrassing going at a bike with two adjustable spanners

[@massmotos4294]

Thanks for the kind words. If it’s so painful for you to watch, go ahead and ship me some wrenches brother.

[@gruntpop]

Interesting subject and kudo's for making the effort to share it, but I had to stop watching as the constantly moving camera was making me seasick. Seriously, head mounted cameras are good for outdoors action but does not work in situations like this.

[@massmotos4294]

Hey there Trevor, this feedback is really helpful! Only one way for me to know what does and doesn’t work for viewers so thank you for the honest opinion 👍

[@markmathews6876]

makes my eyes bleed watching amateur's strip stuff down using shifters & multies in fast forward