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British Bikes / Re: Help needed to identify vintage m/bike
« on: February 25, 2013, 06:43:52 PM »
Other photo shows name on tank!! New hudson?
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Identify these bikes! / Re: Unknown frame number
« on: May 31, 2012, 07:03:03 PM »
Hi
What model, year, is your OK?
Where is that number located?
I have an 1934/35 250cc Ok, frame number is 196**.
Not sure they ever had lettering in the frame number, maybe part number?? Have spare parts book and dont see that number anywhere.
My frame number located on side of front down tube close to tank!!
Any pictures??
Alan
What model, year, is your OK?
Where is that number located?
I have an 1934/35 250cc Ok, frame number is 196**.
Not sure they ever had lettering in the frame number, maybe part number?? Have spare parts book and dont see that number anywhere.
My frame number located on side of front down tube close to tank!!
Any pictures??
Alan
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Autojumble / 250cc JAP parts wanted
« on: February 23, 2012, 09:54:57 PM »
Hi,
Looking for:
Exhaust nut 2" thread 20TPI.
Inlet and exhaust valves (as per picture).
Valve guides (as per picture).
Engine is a JAP OHV 250cc 1934.
Much appreciate any assistance with this.
Kind regards
Alan
Looking for:
Exhaust nut 2" thread 20TPI.
Inlet and exhaust valves (as per picture).
Valve guides (as per picture).
Engine is a JAP OHV 250cc 1934.
Much appreciate any assistance with this.
Kind regards
Alan
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Autojumble / Ok supreme petrol tank
« on: November 09, 2011, 11:02:15 PM »
Hi
I am looking for a petrol tank for an 1934 Ok supreme flying cloud 250cc, in any condtion.
See pictures of similiar.
I know this is a long shot but any help would be much appreciated.
Kind regards
Alan
I am looking for a petrol tank for an 1934 Ok supreme flying cloud 250cc, in any condtion.
See pictures of similiar.
I know this is a long shot but any help would be much appreciated.
Kind regards
Alan
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Autojumble / Re: Burman 3 speed gearbox
« on: May 30, 2011, 09:43:03 PM »
Hi Rib 1956,
I too have 1934/35 OK similar model, mine is in really bad shape and cannot pin point the exact model, just starting into it really, i am missing alot of parts mainly petrol tank which is a real problem.
I have some pictures and details of the dauntless which i got off the VMCC if you wish to have them. If you send me a personal message with your email details i can forward on.
Sorry about late reply, cover plate on, http://www.vintage-motorcycle.com/.
Search burman
I'd be very interested in seeing a picture of your bike, just to compare likeness.
Kind regards
Alan
I too have 1934/35 OK similar model, mine is in really bad shape and cannot pin point the exact model, just starting into it really, i am missing alot of parts mainly petrol tank which is a real problem.
I have some pictures and details of the dauntless which i got off the VMCC if you wish to have them. If you send me a personal message with your email details i can forward on.
Sorry about late reply, cover plate on, http://www.vintage-motorcycle.com/.
Search burman
I'd be very interested in seeing a picture of your bike, just to compare likeness.
Kind regards
Alan
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Identify these bikes! / Re: HELP identify bike
« on: December 07, 2010, 06:44:10 PM »Hi John,
Ya it def a major challenge,
, good to know someone with a similiar bike, if you can call mine that!!.The seat on mine is not original like most things, i would imagine the original is the same set up as yours.
Not sure where to start to be honest, looking for guidance, would appreciate any information you could share, especially sources for engine/gearbox.
I'am living in Ireland which makes access to parts even more difficult.
Nice to see a picture of your bike if you have one.
Kind regards
Alan
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Identify these bikes! / Re: HELP identify bike
« on: December 04, 2010, 09:38:06 PM »
Hi Charlie,
Thats brilliant, many thanks for that, its taken me a bit of time to get this information.
Yours sincerely
Alan
Thats brilliant, many thanks for that, its taken me a bit of time to get this information.
Yours sincerely
Alan
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Identify these bikes! / HELP identify bike
« on: November 03, 2010, 07:27:43 PM »
I have recently acquired a vintage motorbike without any history or
paperwork.
The engine that came on the bike is a 9D villiers, with a number (624/30511)
signifying a DOT motorcycle, which according to DOT motorcycle club belongs
to a 3 wheel truck.
The tank is also not original.
The front forks are Webb pressed forks with the following numbers, B&D
(Bentley and draper) Pat No. 190589.
The frame has the number 19693.
The stand has the number EX2964
The rear brake cover has Britishub" Motobrake Birmingham on it.
The wheel rims are Dunlop.
The tool box is not original and not sure about seat position either
Would very much appreciate any help with this.
paperwork.
The engine that came on the bike is a 9D villiers, with a number (624/30511)
signifying a DOT motorcycle, which according to DOT motorcycle club belongs
to a 3 wheel truck.
The tank is also not original.
The front forks are Webb pressed forks with the following numbers, B&D
(Bentley and draper) Pat No. 190589.
The frame has the number 19693.
The stand has the number EX2964
The rear brake cover has Britishub" Motobrake Birmingham on it.
The wheel rims are Dunlop.
The tool box is not original and not sure about seat position either
Would very much appreciate any help with this.
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