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powertwin · 04-06-2010, 09:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sudharma

If it is of any interest to you, This gentleman from Delhi claims to have a few foreign and Indian bikes ( vintage & Classic). Attached is a portion of his E-Mail.

" Hi every body i got bsa bb31 plunger 1952 model for sale bike is all complete and half kick start with soundless engine. interested may contact through email."

Any one interested can contact him at:-
"lambrettavespastockist" <lambrettavespastockist@yahoo.com

Regards,
Sathish

PS:-
May be a few Bhpians know this gentleman.

Hello satish Bro,
Its none other then our NEERAJ SHARMA,he's from Vasanth kunj, ND.

jd666 · 04-07-2010, 01:18 AM

^^ the same neeraj sharma who has a vast collection of scooters right??

bhisnu · 07-15-2010, 10:54 PM

basically before owning a bike like norton, yezdi twin , bsa twin , rd350......or indian you have to think what qualities you are looking for then you have to do feasibility study whether you can get that bike if you get that bike can you source manuals of that bike then can u get the original parts or modified parts if available whther it will give you that same kind of quality like the original ones last but not the least do you have the patience of restoring a junk.
i can share my experience of restoring a honda cb twin , which didn't have the front portion and that bike was last started in 1988(when i was four year old)

djvenom9111 · 07-16-2010, 11:25 PM

You can't depend on mechanics completely for servicing. Get your hands dirty yourself and you will love it!

Delhi is mecca for vintage bikes. Seriously, Lots of bikes are there still coming in market for sale at regular interval. Many well known restorers are there in Delhi. Arvinder Singh, Rohan Puri, Neeraj Sharma and many more. These guys know their job and are very professional. Make sure you have a deep pocket and enough patience while dealing with these bikes. They may behave in their very own way (Tough to even start them if u don't know how

)

Do contact the owners for reviews before buying.

P.S.- I don't have any experience personally with the bikes or with the restorers. Just my 2 cents!

04-07-2010, 01:18 AM	#12 (permalink)
jd666 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Gurgaon/Faridabad Posts: 3,390	^^ the same neeraj sharma who has a vast collection of scooters right?? __________________ My offerings to the gods of speed - - KTM Duke 200 - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed

07-16-2010, 11:25 PM	#14 (permalink)
djvenom9111 SiNgH iS aLwAyS kInG Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: CG 08, Bangalore Posts: 98	You can't depend on mechanics completely for servicing. Get your hands dirty yourself and you will love it! Delhi is mecca for vintage bikes. Seriously, Lots of bikes are there still coming in market for sale at regular interval. Many well known restorers are there in Delhi. Arvinder Singh, Rohan Puri, Neeraj Sharma and many more. These guys know their job and are very professional. Make sure you have a deep pocket and enough patience while dealing with these bikes. They may behave in their very own way (Tough to even start them if u don't know how ) Do contact the owners for reviews before buying. P.S.- I don't have any experience personally with the bikes or with the restorers. Just my 2 cents! __________________ Bikes don't leak oil, They mark their territory.

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07-15-2010, 10:54 PM	#13 (permalink)
bhisnu Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: kolkata Posts: 25	basically before owning a bike like norton, yezdi twin , bsa twin , rd350......or indian you have to think what qualities you are looking for then you have to do feasibility study whether you can get that bike if you get that bike can you source manuals of that bike then can u get the original parts or modified parts if available whther it will give you that same kind of quality like the original ones last but not the least do you have the patience of restoring a junk. i can share my experience of restoring a honda cb twin , which didn't have the front portion and that bike was last started in 1988(when i was four year old)

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