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British Bikes / Re: Ariel Arrow?
« on: June 12, 2025, 12:34:32 AM »
Yes, it looks like a rectifier.
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I have got to the bottom of it.
Yes the bike has to be 40 years old but it can't be classified as a classic until the first January after the bikes 40th birthday. In my case the bike will 40 years and 4 month old.
It can't be done online but just take you insurance, log book, pictures to show that it. has not been drastically altered to the Post Office and they do it there and then.
Having fitted the forks I find that the clearance between the wheel and forks differs by an average of 3.2mm between the left and right hand fork sides.
I think maybe just a small amount of debris was restricting the airways even though this is a new carb
I was being ironic, hence the
Should be below the main jetand normally a 106.
my carb has an actual pilot jet came with the 108 size purchased from a store I have used for many years with no problems