BSA Waverley
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BSA Waverley
hi there,
does anyone have any inf' on this bike ? I've hosted the images at a new flickr address - https://www.flickr.com/photos/flux_hosting/
but hopefully, here's some pics here . .
you get the idea !
does anyone have any inf' on this bike ? I've hosted the images at a new flickr address - https://www.flickr.com/photos/flux_hosting/
but hopefully, here's some pics here . .
you get the idea !
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There should be a date code on the rear axle allowing a pretty accurate date of manufacture for the bike. I would say from the ammount of BSA logo'd parts that you bike is pre 1957 when Raleigh took them over, I would have thought that a bike of that vintage would also have a BSA chainring perhaps that has been changed out at sometime in the past, the gear change lever with the little indicator window is also a period feature.... A lovely bike.
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thanks 385xza,
its from between '53-'56, judging by the SA gears . . but you're right about the chainring, though i have seen those style ones before, i might try and find an original BSA set.
Re the serial number, it was on the top of the seat tube, to the side: N42759, can't find how to date from that though.
thanks again for your help - i've got it working, and is great fun to ride.
its from between '53-'56, judging by the SA gears . . but you're right about the chainring, though i have seen those style ones before, i might try and find an original BSA set.
Re the serial number, it was on the top of the seat tube, to the side: N42759, can't find how to date from that though.
thanks again for your help - i've got it working, and is great fun to ride.