Externally, at least, the major components look just like my '54 CS. I'm sure you're right in thinking this bike is c. 10 years younger; but what is it exactly that suggests a more recent model? Can't quite put my oily finger on the differences.
In 1967 I bought a brand new 1966 G80CS. See the pictures and short article on page 13 of the latest Westcoast BMOC newsltter. http://www.bmoc.ca/Good%20Vibrations/GV%20Feb%202024.pdf
Mr. G: I think the same model is shown in Roy Bacon's book, a G80 CS from 1966, with oil tank on the left, battery on the left and aluminum primary cover for the alternator.Full aluminum cylinder is short stroke
Hallo, looks like a G80 CS from 1966
ReplyDeleteExternally, at least, the major components look just like my '54 CS. I'm sure you're right in thinking this bike is c. 10 years younger; but what is it exactly that suggests a more recent model? Can't quite put my oily finger on the differences.
ReplyDeleteRats - Oil puddle under it is 10 years smaller?
ReplyDeleteHyuk hyuk!
ReplyDeleteAlte CS sind langhub Motore bis 1954 danach kurzhub .
ReplyDeleteIn 1967 I bought a brand new 1966 G80CS. See the pictures and short article on page 13 of the latest Westcoast BMOC newsltter.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bmoc.ca/Good%20Vibrations/GV%20Feb%202024.pdf
Alternator model!
ReplyDeleteIs there an visible difference between long stroke and short?
ReplyDeleteMr. G: I think the same model is shown in Roy Bacon's book, a G80 CS from 1966, with oil tank on the left, battery on the left and aluminum primary cover for the alternator.Full aluminum cylinder is short stroke
ReplyDeletePossibly of interest: improved replicas of these engines are manufactured in Holland
ReplyDeleteby ABSAF. Ditto for BSA B34 Gold Stars.
https://www.absaf.nl/index.php?page=3&product=10