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1KCBC
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« on: 05.09. 2006 07:41 »

Hi,I would like to show my goldenflashbsa a10,1951.It is only one in Thailand.


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1951 A10GF,(looking for  A10 swinging-arm)
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« Reply #1 on: 05.09. 2006 08:36 »

 8) Very nice, just like the one at the top of the page!
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« Reply #2 on: 05.09. 2006 09:56 »

Welcome to the forum! Very fine bike indeed. Nice to see post from all over the world. If you have the time, maybe a short story about the bike, f. ex. how it came to Thailand & into your ownership? Thanks

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« Reply #3 on: 06.09. 2006 02:40 »

Nice looking golden flash. I dig the frame and sheet metal the same color. Is that how it came stock? Just wondered if you knew.  I have always just seen the A10 with black frames.
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« Reply #4 on: 06.09. 2006 04:01 »

Hi, To A7-A10 member.I will tell the story of my bike as I knew.It came to Thailand
since 1956 (registration),but I don't know how it came.I got it in year 2000 and
restored in 2003.I used a picture as show at the top of the page to be a pattern.
Thank for everyone that interesting my bike.
     
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« Reply #5 on: 06.09. 2006 16:51 »

Hi, you have done a great job with your restoration. And a bike with a long history in your country. Even has the carrier at the back, and the right color.

To Pollock, it came in black, & something like polychromatic grey or beige (?), which looks to be the color on 1KCBC's bike, but in the ads and catalogs at the time it often looked more like gold\bronze
 
http://www.audioworld.net/BSA/ads/gold.jpg

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