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British Bikes / Re: Villiers engine
« on: August 10, 2018, 10:31:26 AM »
Thanks for all the informative replies, I have rigged a coil via a 6 volt battery, retimed the engine and it runs quite nice
Ken
Ken
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British Bikes / Re: Villiers engine
« on: August 10, 2018, 10:25:49 AM »Hi JohnHi John
Thanks lathe is a Bessbrook, it's East german has a gap bed and can turn about 16 inches and has a spindle bore of about 40mm, I will send a photo to your email in the morning
Ken
Cancel that description, it seems the tablet I was on has a mind of its own, it is a Bessboro of east German origin, has 16 speeds 20 -1000, gap bed it can turn 1600mm in gap
spindle bore 48 mm photo attached
Ken
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British Bikes / Re: Villiers engine
« on: August 09, 2018, 09:13:44 PM »
Hi John
Thanks lathe is a Bessbrook, it's East german has a gap bed and can turn about 16 inches and has a spindle bore of about 40mm, I will send a photo to your email in the morning
Ken
Thanks lathe is a Bessbrook, it's East german has a gap bed and can turn about 16 inches and has a spindle bore of about 40mm, I will send a photo to your email in the morning
Ken
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British Bikes / Villiers engine
« on: August 09, 2018, 07:09:24 PM »
Hi
I have a part of a motorcycle frame with an engine, the engine is a Villiers B3833 580/9694, on the cylinder base is V3 and T66, this is a twin port engine with a hand change gearbox, it appears to be a unit construction, is it possible to get the age of this engine and possibly the make of bike it is the remains of
Thanks in advance
Ken
I have a part of a motorcycle frame with an engine, the engine is a Villiers B3833 580/9694, on the cylinder base is V3 and T66, this is a twin port engine with a hand change gearbox, it appears to be a unit construction, is it possible to get the age of this engine and possibly the make of bike it is the remains of
Thanks in advance
Ken
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