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pae:
Asimohonda wrote:

--- Quote ---:) its reg was SRA 781M I,v done a DVLA vehicle check & its still alive & well It is now Grey in colour???????? If you own it give me an email I,v loads of pictures of it before during & after its resto in the late 70s. Asimo:)
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What's the link to do one of these searches? I've often wondered about some old bikes and cars of mine.

regards, Phil

Asimohonda:
:) Hi Phil,my search method is not available to the public but you can try
   www.dvla.gov.uk/ click onto Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency & you
   will locate a basic of what you need to search about a vehicle,s V5c & if
   its taxed regards Asimo :)

Spitfire:
Yes the red suit was great but for rallies the serious stuff came out, PVC chemical proof suit, a lot heavier and more waterproof. When I checked RCM out and saw it had not been taxed for so long I assumed it was dead, I wonder just how many bikes there are out there in peoples gardens, garages and sheds ?

Cheers

Den

Asimohonda:
:) Hi Den I would think quite a few bikes are stored in people,s sheds My Dad was a big fan & owner of BSA,s A7 & A10s I would love one of his old bikes one A7 He owned is still alive & well up in Co Durham.Whats the rain like where you are? here in Notts its a disaster zone My bikes are on high ground out of the rain I could do with that red suit of yours!!!!!!!!!!!!! regards Asimo:)

Spitfire:
Hi Asimo, no floods here though the way it is raining there could be !
Yes I have a soft spot for BSA's, started on a D7 Bantam and eventually progressed to my A65R, went everywhere on that thing. Lots of things used to fall off though, horn, exhausts, and one day even the carb, single monobloc in those days. The big ends went on me hammering down Sulby straight in the IOM, had to rebuild it on the campsite, luckily I got to know a sidecar rider who used A65 engines so he helped a lot with knowledge about local engineering firms. It eventually ended up with a Lightning cam, pistons, head and twin concentrics. It's been sitting in my garage since 1986, but all the nice bits are in the loft, so one day I should get to it.
Pic is me and the A65 at Union Mills during the 1970 TT week

Cheers

Den

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