New Member, '54 Plunger A10

[maxwelton]

Hi, I'm new here, but I don't know why I haven't been here in the past. Anyway, I have a '54 plunger:



Which I restored a few years ago, and have finally turned into a reliable starter after a few years of benign neglect as my plate is full of projects. I have a web site about its restoration at http://www.bsagoldenflash.com . In any case, I'm looking forward to hanging out here on occasion and undoubtedly asking plenty of stupid questions!

--Roger

[LJ.]

Good of you to join us Roger and may I say what a fantastic machine you have! Very interesting website too with many good photographs. Enjoy your participation with us here!

Cheers
LJ.

[snowbeard]

Welcome, I believe I've seen pictures of your bike on show on Facebook, no?  great job!

[maxwelton]

Thanks for the warm welcome. I suspect you may have seen my bike on facebook, I'm not shy about showing it off--given that I have about ten in-progress restorations and one (the A10) finished!

I did a nice job, but it is almost ten years now and the bike is definitely flattered in photos. That said, it's still a handsome machine and attracts a decent crowd wherever I go, I'm sure you're all familiar with that. I'm finally (!) getting some sorting done that I should have tackled years ago.

--Roger

[beezalex]

Roger,

I'd seen your site before I even got my A10.  Now I have one just like yours...well, maybe not quite as nice.  Welcome.

[rocket man]

welcome to the forum mate nice to have you on board

[scotty]

Nice work Roger ....she's a beauty 

I sail past Whidby Island on a regular basis and I had no idea that your great looking A10 was nestled in there amongst the arbutus.

Welcome to the forum

Scotty

[maxwelton]

If you find yourself on the south end of the island, drop me an email, always happy to BS about BSAs.

[bezabill]

nice one  nice one and welcome to oure forme