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First Start Up (1956 Matchless G11)
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2023
- Malcolm from Classic British Spares has done it again!
In this video Malcom will showcases his restoration project of a 1956 Matchless G11 with a 1959 Matchless 650 engine
Malcolm has dedicated many hours to restoring this bike and has finally completed the engine
Malcolm has rebuilt, restored, or replaced everything that came with this bike.
We hope you guys enjoy this video on the first start up of this beautiful bike!
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Very nice! And it Sounds Great!
Sweet scooter!
Lovely job, mate. Sounds good with the real 'Matchbox' megas on.
Always enjoy the sweet sound of a well restored Matchy ;o))
Sounds good
Thanks for watching !
Awesome. A work of art you can RIDE
I love these CBS vids. Keep em coming.
Love it!
Starts first kick? No oil leaks? Man... I wouldn't know what to do with it! Sounds great!
Doesn’t happen all the time LOL hope you’re well!
My first bike.If only they had that primary case when they came out as it was a travelling oil slick.Fond memories.
I can't wait to see this. I am building a 1928 Morgan Aero RIP GN(MGB) Special hillclimb cycle car with 4 wheels. I found an opposed twin experimental aircraft engine that I mated to an MGB transmission with a hand cast aluminum two part adapter so we have 4 forward gears and one reverse. Then instead of using a GN rear I am using an MGB with juice brakes and beautiful wire wheels. I am starting my CZcams channel with is build and I have not named my channel yet.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Sounds like you got a good plan, make the channel !
Great job fellas! Can't wait to see the bike's progress!
Me too! Thanks for watching !
More videos Malcolm.
More coming 👌🏾
Very nice, and great job done!! Why don't you let the boy kick start it? He has more power in his young legs 👍😉
If your gonna ride it, you gotta start it - thanks for watching!
We want more MALCOM ! ! ! So was this Matchless assembled using BSW (British Standard Whitworth) fasteners, Metric or SAE ?
About 95% British components, the other 5% would be American on the shocks, brackets, etc then CAD plated
Nice bike. Was he smelling the exhaust at one point? Do rich and lean have different smells?
The only problem with these CBS videos is they're too short. I'd like to see some longer form content from you guys . : )
Thanks for watching! Yes, rich and lean do have different scents.
First kick and then it settles into idle..? I think you know what you are doing. A happy British twin creates happy men and women.
I would agree! About 300 miles on the bike already, very nice machine
Whats it running off of no gas tank
The fuel tank hanging from the ceiling
That is an awful lot of oil pumping thru that motor.