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Thanks Leon
Not a name that leapt out at me.

So what are these front forks ?

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I'm developing an interest in these Lewis's...

Lewis project  (ex-Adelaide)
Said to be 1910
What engine is that

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Have some vague recollection of some discussion of this - with those twin bolts in the exhaust stub like that.
AJS  ??

Villiers Aust carved out quite a niche for themselves in the small industrial engines market though.
Oddly enough, all 4 strokes !

If ye search on fleabay gumtree marketplace etc, there are whole legions of them.
And especially the instruction booklets, for quite an assortment of models.

I have no idea if the Norton Villiers industrial engines are a carry-on of this, but quite likely ?

That makes 2 of us - spent my $15 and was rewarded with a single page that could have been improved by consulting here.
Ah well, makes for bumper profits on the 1st issue under new management. ??

We'll see if we can tap into that missing page.

Ha !
Ain't that the trufff.

I have in the past emailed them with some corrections to one of their stories.
About something as recent as a Commando even.
The finer details of the history is still emerging, it seems.
To their credit, they did publish said corrections.

We see that that this latest edition is under new management.....

No.
As long as there are no wires coming out of the genny,
all those little electrons cannot be led astray

The genny is easily removable also, if this a long term setup.
Put a cover there to keep debris out ...

Toyota do do a lighter shade that I like the look of.
Easy to obtain too.

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This postwar Model G appears to have been merely done with aluminium paint.
Although the concentric carb sez its a recent resto.
Hmmm.

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