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LondonThing

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Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on ebay
02/26/07 at 16:39:37

Hey all, been out of the loop for a year or so now. Just to say Hi again to all and tell you how happy I am coming back onto the forum for the first time and seeing its still alive and kicking

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Heres a little Jem to share with you all. I found it on ebay and its still for sale...

Savage powered Cafe racer..... cool!

Heres the URL if you fancy having a bid...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BSA-SUZUKI-650-Cafe-Racer-Hybrid-Project-no-reserve_W0Q...

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TVR_FSO Serious Thumper Offline I'm Ya Huckleberry.... Posts: 870 Frisco, Texas Gender:	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #1 - 02/26/07 at 17:44:10 Couldn't get your link to work. Try this one. Slick looking scoot! Linky
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LANCER Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Savage Beast Performance Parts Posts: 10630 Oklahoma Gender:	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #2 - 02/26/07 at 18:45:09 That is a very cool start on a good idea.
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Savage_Greg Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Don't go around your ass to reach your elbow... Posts: 7844 SW Washington State Gender:	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #3 - 02/26/07 at 21:03:59 What kind of frame is that? Is that a Norton Frame? Never mind...it's a BSA.
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Savage_Greg Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Don't go around your ass to reach your elbow... Posts: 7844 SW Washington State Gender:	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #4 - 02/26/07 at 21:09:21 Whoa. Now if you need a project bike, that's one for ya. He's got all the stuff there all you gotta do is figure out how to put it together....with your fingers crossed, too. I've got too much on my plate
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thumperclone Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline PGR rider riding with respect Posts: 5896 Grand Junction Colorado Gender:	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #5 - 02/27/07 at 06:44:13 chain drive !!!
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rokrover Full Member 2005 No Login Offline torkenstein Posts: 147 SoCal	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #6 - 02/27/07 at 07:31:29 At a quick glance I might mistake that for the legendary BSA Gold Star 500cc
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Savage_Greg Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Don't go around your ass to reach your elbow... Posts: 7844 SW Washington State Gender:	Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb Reply #7 - 02/27/07 at 08:27:30 At first, I thought it was fashioned after this sweet little hybrid. Triumph in a Norton frame...
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Salad_Shaker

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Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb
Reply #8 - 02/27/07 at 13:05:08

Hey London Thing now that's one cool use for a Savage engine. I ride The Lettuce partly because its got 32 hp and my bike licence is still limited to 34hp but, sentimental old fool that I am, mostly because of that engine. A four-stroke single was what my dad rode, a Matchless 350 to be precise (DMR 781 where are you now?) and The Lettuce is my homage to mum & dad's courting days back in the early 1950's. At 74 mum begged me for a pillion ride and so off we went. She's still a natural and with "go with the bike" as her motto we put in 30 miles or so. She loved it. Is 74 some kind of Savage record for a passenger?

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LondonThing

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Re: Im back, and found a Savage a little Jem on eb
Reply #9 - 02/27/07 at 13:13:47

Hey ya, Im back in London now, My Savage is still in my workshop at my mums (shes 60 and I have yet to get her on a bike with me, she probably would so I may treat the old girl someday soon). Ill be back up that way this summer so Will be doing some more stuff to my savage then to get her on the road (FINALLY)....

Salad_Shaker wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:02:

Hey London Thing now that's one cool use for a Savage engine. I ride The Lettuce partly because its got 32 hp and my bike licence is still limited to 34hp but, sentimental old fool that I am, mostly because of that engine. A four-stroke single was what my dad rode, a Matchless 350 to be precise (DMR 781 where are you now?) and The Lettuce is my homage to mum & dad's courting days back in the early 1950's. At 74 mum begged me for a pillion ride and so off we went. She's still a natural and with "go with the bike" as her motto we put in 30 miles or so. She loved it. Is 74 some kind of Savage record for a passenger?

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