BSA WD M20 Restoration

[ellrider]

They also came with a spare exhaust valve and the tools to change it - you'll need this as they are very prone to burning it out, bringing you to a wheezing standstill, the one I borrowed for a summer was true to form!

I wonder whether this applied to Nortons 16H sidevalve motor, my mate is for ever burning out exhaust valves on his.

[green_machine]

If you've not found it yet then have a look on http://www.wdbsa.nl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for all the information your ever likely to need. Much like the MT Riders forum, endless help whatever your problems are.

Here's mine on route to the 2013 Dragon Rally, didn't miss a beat in 400 mile of riding .

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All the best with the project.

Stuart

[ellrider]

If you've not found it yet then have a look on http://www.wdbsa.nl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for all the information your ever likely to need. Much like the MT Riders forum, endless help whatever your problems are.

Here's mine on route to the 2013 Dragon Rally, didn't miss a beat in 400 mile of riding .

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All the best with the project.

Stuart

I'm sure I saw this bike on a trailer at a hotel in Betws.

[green_machine]

Yeah, trying to escape the snoring in the bunkhouse!

[Bonnielad]

There was an M20 wrecker/restoration at Stafford for sale. I can't remember how much but I think it was £2995?

[Yoof]

wow! mine was only a grand (if you value the lathe that came with it at £200)