One pedal driving interaction with ABS on slippery slope

[Kithmo]

I also had a Herald as my first car. Great in the snow as the skinny tyres went through the snow as opposed to sitting on top as modern fat tyres do.

Mind you if you had the lights on and the heater on when you turned on the after market stick-on heated rear window it would stall as the dynamo couldn't produce enough electricity if stationary in traffic.

My mate had a Vauxhall Viva HB with skinny tyres, way better in the snow than my fat tyred Cortina.

 

[DaevM]

My mate had a Vauxhall Viva HB with skinny tyres, way better in the snow than my fat tyred Cortina.

I had a BSA A65 with skinny tyres - eminently flickable

 

[Alb]

My mate had a Vauxhall Viva HB with skinny tyres, way better in the snow than my fat tyred Cortina.

That brought back some memories.
I used to own an SL90.

 

[Archev]

I had a BSA A65 with skinny tyres - eminently flickable

I have a 1954 BSA A65 Golden Flash in my garage.

 

[DaevM]

I have a 1954 BSA A65 Golden Flash in my garage.

The guy I used to ride with had one. Not sure of the year but it was red gawjus

 

[Archev]

The guy I used to ride with had one. Not sure of the year but it was red gawjus

I’m the second owner. The first was my wife’s cousin. I’ve still got his receipt etc. and the Avon Streamlier fairing and “pudding basin” helmets he and his wife used on their trips from Banchory to Coventry area. View attachment 34159

 

[Archev]

 

[siteguru]

Old British bike = obligatory oil catch tray.

 

[Archev]

Old British bike = obligatory oil catch tray.

I know my drips

 

[Ian Key]

Old British bike = obligatory oil catch tray.

They don't need an oil filter as they use CORS (constant oil replenishment system)