1933 BSA 350 Blue Star

[kawa]

Just had a look at a 1933 BSA Blue Star 350 project last night, what I want to know is how common are they, are spare parts easy to come by. The bike had been a get to work bike up until the start of the war, the at some time in the early forties the owner at the time fell off the bike damaging the gearbox. It lay at the side of his house, covered up, until about ten years ago, when my friend bought it. Hes done a fair bit of work to it (frame and gearbox sorted), but the engine needs a total rebuild, along with the wheels and some of the tin work. Any info would be great, thanks



Would be nice to get it looking like this

[dig]

they are a fine machine Kawa, i would have it in a flash

[kawa]

Yip, they look good built up, I'll get some pics of the bike/ parts in a few weeks, and keep you posted

[kawa]

Still doing a bit of digging on the bike, but here are a couple of pics of the frame engine and box

[dig]

Yummy yum send it my wat please

[james786]

I had heard a lot about this bike its was really very powerful and stylish at its time. People really love to ride with.

[kawa]

Will be a while before I find out James , but ints now in the shed

and Dig hands off, its all mine, but if I get fed up with it its yours

[dig]

[Welsh Wizard]

they are great machines

[mince]

Hi Kawa,
what parts are you looking for ?
I have a part restored w33-9 special and a 1933 w33-4 350cc hand change ( running ). the special is a 500cc footchange.
Parts are not easy to find but don,t give up. Cornucopia enterprises may be able to help.
MINCE