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Motorcycle Discussions => British Bikes => Topic started by: Bomber on March 01, 2013, 08:53:10 PM
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I just ordered a new 276 Amal carb for my 1950 Norton ES2 from Burlen. Does anyone have any experience in dealing with them? They claim to set it up as standard to the model (jets, needles etc), just wondered if it's as good as it sounds. Mind you, it ought to be for £277 all in!
Frank
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I ordered one for my Norton Big 4 and had to wait nearly 9 months for it......apparently they were waiitng for the components to arrive from their suppliers before they could put it together and despatch it........
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They told me 4 weeks Martin, so I'll have to wait 'n see.
Frank
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Frank, strangeley enough, that's what they told me as well when I placed my order too ! Hope your experience is better than mine, although the carb arrived in the end, good job I wasn't desperate for it to finish the bike. Regards, Martin
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Nearly 2 months now, I phoned them today and was told that someone would call me back... still waiting
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I ordered one from them three years ago, after four months I cancelled it and got a refund' it is still showing on my account as on order.
I ordered it fromSurry Cycles and got it two days later.
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All the carbs I've had from Burlens have needed stripping and swarf removal, plus fettling to remove casting flash. They work well but the QC must be poor.
I'd rather get an old carb and get it resleeved now.
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They called me at last, they have all the components in house and will be supplying me in the next fortnight. Thanks for that Rex, I'll go over it with a fine toothed comb
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a fortnight to build a carb ? whats he useing his feet
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I know... I had to smile too
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I wish you luck Bomber, But don't hold your breath.
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Thanks.. I'm not desperate for it, so I'm as cool as penguin pee right now
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Still no news
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bit late now but ive always had very good service here
http://www.feked.com/carburation-fuel/amal-carbs/276-pre-monobloc.html
try them next time the quality is excellent
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Just telephoned them.. its boxed up waiting for delivery today..... he said
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Hallelujah.... the eagle has landed!
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how exciting , does the bike run any better
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Sweet as a nut :)