This guy built his own BSA motorbike

[@philmuskett265]

Faaaaaaaaaantastic, mate. A true blue enthusiast with out-of-this-world skills. More power to you. Brilliant.

[@FostersPets]

What an utter legend! Someone get this man a pint of bitter and a firm handshake!

[@davidcowton1070]

I would love to see him and Alan Millyard get their heads together to make a bike! Boy that would be something special!!

[@nigeljohnson505]

A gem of a film. Marvellous.

[@stephenreynolds6239]

Holy shit thats a smart fella.

[@tristanbuckoke9121]

Excellent work mate . You have done a wonderful job

[@genegoodwin8925]

You are a top notch machinist to ne able to do all you've done. I am truly impressed. WOW what a v-twin you created.

[@RebelFilms]

He really is a genius

[@HumberNorton]

Doug: Just ran across your video! Loved it! Had to chuckle as you made it sound so simple designing, engineering, manufacturing your one-off Beeza V-twin. I want to know more about it. I'm in Los Angeles, a collector, with mostly BSAs. In my collection is the oldest known BSA (early 1911 3-1/2 hp) in my living room, a lovely, all-original paint, etc. 1938 G14 1000cc V-twin, an ex-Dick Mann BSA Gold Star, original '69 Rocket 3, and rather too few (!) other tasty two-wheeled treats! Next time you're in Southern California, there's a bike in my garage awaiting you (you choose), helmets from which to choose, riding gear, and amazing places to explore here! Let's ride!

[@decadantdog4444]

I've always thought a V-Twin built with BSA 441 or B50T would be interesting.

[@karhlhenselien2260]

Good on ya mate 👍👍

[@shingerz]

Fantastic 👍

[@theodoreberbach9562]

Us now: Put on Kevlar armor, paddings, helmet that can take a crash at 60mph. People then: Jump of a flimpsy bike with no protective features whatsoever and ride like a mad man

[@richardkeith9123]

What a fantastic achievement. Keep history alive.

[@EnriqueGonzalez-iu3so]

Fantastic !!!!!

[@vaibhavsehgal3545]

where are you currently on outskirts of Melbourne even I lived there in Fairfield I was there in 1999 I came to Australia as a student now I live in India

[@russell5090]

He has made like 4 or 5 Bsa’s now

[@RebelFilms]

cool

[@PreClassicCarsMotorcycles]

Great!! We also have classic bikes on our channel

[@bigred8438]

Great job. Can you make a vee twin for me?

[@alexkadium]

You’re something else mate.

[@RebelFilms]

Clever bugger eh!

[@geoffhalsey2184]

The starting procedure of the 1916 homage bike reminded me of my fathers Raleigh moped when I was a lad in the 1960's. It was probably the seed that started my life long fascination with motorcycles. Regarding the delightful V twin, did you build prototypes before the final complete bike? Is there anything you would have done differently in hindsight? Beautiful workmanship by the way.

[@RebelFilms]

Nice story Geoff. I am the filmaker, not the guy in the vid. But I think Doug just went anb built it from scratch.

[@vaibhavsehgal3545]

Hi bro I watched your videos they are ausome I do own a BSA wm20 she needs minor restoration

[@KeverneEasonMAPP]

I have been searching for this bike for a few years now...the V-twin done with two B33 engines is a marvel! I'd love to know what kind of price it is worth? Well done Doug...as I too am a BSA rider.....BRAVO!

[@RebelFilms]

I dont know if you could put a price on it...such a one off. Cheers Kev.

[@vaibhavsehgal3545]

you from

[@patmilne8077]

i had this 7050 cc ohv with a asidecar in the 1940s cost me one hundred pounds second hand the biggest mistake i ever made swapped ot for a car still have photos off the comsbination

[@RebelFilms]

pat milne Bugger...should have hung onto that one. Especially since it was the rare 7050 cc model. Surprised the motor fitted into the frame. Hee Hee