BSA A65T Electronic vs points ignitions, plug fouling and plug types considered and discussed.
Just my thoughts, and if the electronic ignition had kept on working, I would have kept it but one bonus of reverting to points which I wasn't expecting, is more low down 'grunt', with the engine now pulling better from just over 2,000 rpm compared with the 3,000 rpm previously required to get the engine waking up. I also share my thoughts regarding spark plugs and my next move with those. For those who don't like my shaky camera work, I tried to keep it more steady this time!

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BSA A65 spark plugs update.

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BSA A65 has new carbs and electronic ignition but won't run properly 1 Initial investigations

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Stanislav Krapivnik: Russlands Wut kocht über – Steht ein EU-Russland-Krieg bevor?

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The Engine That Should NOT Exist

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ROYAL ENFIELD'S, WHY DO I HAVE SO MANY ?

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How the BSA A65 650 Engine Vibrated Itself to DEATH

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BSA A50 Part 26 Wassell (Vape) Micro MK1 Electronic Ignition - Also fits BSA A65

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BSA A7 Shooting Star Barn Find - Will it run after 26 years.

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Rolls-Royce Built A Valveless V12 So Powerful The Spitfire Couldn't Handle It

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1971 Grey Frame BSA Prototype & Production Bikes

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GM Killed These 6 Brands — And Owners Never Forgave Them

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BSA A65 Thunderbolt goes back to points ignition after electronic ignition failure. Will it work?

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BSA A65 engine rebuild 4 First road test - to the filling station and back the scenic way.

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Electrex World Ignitions - Tips, Tricks & Advice Prior To Install

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Millyard RC374 - FULL THROTTLE

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Richard Feynman Explains What Everyone Gets Wrong About GRAVITY

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Henry & Guy Restore 650 BSA Lightning | Shed & Buried

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BSA Gold Star 250SS (B25SS) - Oil Service

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This Classic Bike Show Never Disappoints! | Crich Tramway Village 2026

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