Updates | BSA CHOPPER

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It’s been a while! We wanted to share an update on the 1969 BSA chopper that we are rebuilding.
Since our last video the bike has been pulled apart, primered, put back together with newly fabricated parts, and now torn down for paint, chrome, and final assembly. This video shows some of the fabrication and build process. Stay tuned another video of the final disassembly; coming soon!
Check back in for more updates and let us know in the comments how excited you are to see the final product.

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8 мар 2022

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Комментарии : 9

@johnkinnane547 2 года назад

G’day and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 what a bloody nice bike I really love these choppers they were the first all those years ago. Good one fellas I have subscribed look forward to watching your channel look after yourselves regards John

@markjulianoriginalhooli2217 2 года назад

Bitchen back in the day I had a 67 & 68 both hardtail choppers both with dual amals great bikes👍 All Hail the Mighty Sportster 😎

@dirkddangles9832 Год назад

Love the jockey shift. Was thinking about doing it to mine and now that I’ve seen this I definitely will be. Awesome video and bike!

@matscheel3080 11 месяцев назад

i had a 1970 bsa chopper softail and sold it for 250 dollars. wish i kept it. now i have 4 650 bsas but all origonal .i want another chopper

@half-asscyclesandrods6855 11 месяцев назад

This one just sold a couple of months ago, should have a new video coming soon

@warrensykes193 2 года назад

Hello doggie.

@l.u.s498 2 года назад

Bitchin bike mate! Did you make the hardtail yourself or is it for another bike? Been lookin for a hardtail kit for my BSA A7.

@half-asscyclesandrods6855 2 года назад

Thank you! This one was actually hard tailed when we got it, I’d say one of the triumph hardtail kits could be made to work. We’ve done several hardtail sections though.