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    Kojack Guest

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    Paps, John Roman used to come to our BSA club meet every year but I haven't seen him for awhile. He really knew his stuff. How is he? I hear his son is still running the business.
    I talked with Steve Collins today and he told me that the 930 series concentrics are still available new and he has some in stock. About $175 each. When I think of all the possible problems with old ones, they're probably worth it. He also handles a nice single carb conversion kit. If an authentic restoration isn't a priority these are easier to tune and maintain. No new monoblocs but he may have an old one. I didn't see any complete carbs at the BSA club meet this weekend. Lots of parts though.

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    Paps Guest

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    I think the ole man passed Kojack. Not certain, but I haven't seen him in many years in the shop. The shop moved to a new location. I would have posted their contact info if I had it updated in my files. They are no longer in the downtown area. Pretty sure they moved out onto US 224. Same area Harley Davidson of Youngstown relocated to when they left behind the Mahoning Avenue store in the downtown area. Roman always had a great stash of oem nos parts though. I no longer have any Brit bikes so I don't fequent them much anymore. I ought to stop in and say hi at least. It has been a while. One problem with stopping is the existance of those parts. I may find myself buying Brit parts for a future project. I'd have to deal with Me Ole Lady then. Lord knows I have to many undone ones in the works as it is. LOL Paps

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    Limey_Dave Guest

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    You may find this usefull.This company has taken over the Amal and makes all models.
    You can do a search for your spec.
    Don't know if they have US agents but may do as they do SU's as well.

    http://www.amalcarb.co.uk/default.aspx

    If I can help this end let me know.

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    c.o. Guest

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    aka Hawg,

    Have you tried British Cycle Supply in Nova Scotia? I've always gotten parts for my dreaded beezer from them....... I know a lot of guys switch over to Mikunis, but I'm stubborn on changing things.......I like peoples faces when you give an Amal a tickle and gas burbles out of the carb..........

  5. #15
    aka HAWG Guest

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    thanks for all the replies

    just purchased what I needed from ebay

    there is a bike dealer near-by that deals through britsh cycle so I can go throgh him for the other needed items

    aka hawg

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