Motorcycle Rewind Stories Episode #4 : The story of Griff's beast of a BSA! 

Bobby, thank you for displaying and caring for this One of a kind build by my father. He had remarkable skills. This bike as well as the 66A 65 he gave to me are testament to dreaming and building such a historic machines. It was such a joy to see and hear it run again.

I remember going to Grif's place in Slidell when he was building the BSA, what talent he had . Rest in piece friend.

That was so cool. Thank you for telling this story. I know Mark (he tells stories about his dad all the time) has a big smile on his face! Y’all made his day.

After we talked about this today, I just had to look it up! Thanks for doing what you do💪

That's Quite the story ! Also one of the nicest British parallel twin Hotrods I've seen

beautiful bike

Timing bearing was a SRM upgrade as well. Nice bike,

It's over, and, I can now pick my jaw up off the floor. 6K is a steal.

Great sounding bike, not a fan of the painted carbs and cylinders though, for a moment I thought it had the old bronze cylinders on it. We have a 1965 T120C that was set up for flat track before we got it, I'm sure it was upped to 750 and I have no clue what kind of compression it's got but it's got all of it.. it's a back/knee killer for sure, and for some stupid reason someone put a shorter kicker on it. We've also got a 1946 Indian Chief basket case that my grandpa gave my dad the money to buy when I was 9 and we lived in Mississippi because he worked on them in the Army.. it got flooded at some point and was a huge mess of rust, unfortunately the entire internals of the engine and trans were shot and the frame is rusty from sitting on the ground. I wish I could afford to buy it from my dad and keep it in the family and do a build on RU-vid for it and keep it around, but being autistic and physically disabled I'll probably never have another job so I'll be lucky if I find a way to survive let alone be able to do something like that.

Road trip.... 6k is a good price

Who’s idea was it to fit that modern digital speedo in the headlight nacelle and whatever the other screen is? Not even the fake reincarnation of the once great BSA marque has thus far chosen to be that inappropriate with the fake classic thing they just released. Fitting 21st C electronic displays to a genuine classic is beyond inappropriate bad taste, it’s actually a crime. We live in a world where it’s possible to hide electronic components inside original or copy speedo casings. Had you done that, I might actually have been impressed.