Royal Enfield

[m3bobby]

Unfortunatly the parts list is non illustrated for this model, which is a pain.

What is is you need to know?

Also, Could do me a favour and take a photo of the way the battery carrier fits to the frame, I don't have a battery carrier on my bike and I can only see one mounting point for it with no idea how the battery carrier fits to it.

Also, I think the serial number is on the right hand side of the headstock (thats where mine and other WD/D's are found)

The welded reinforcement (fork stop) on the top of the frame is correct as with out this, the forks would swing around and dent the tank.

[Herc]

Thanks for information
Yes I have found that there are no illusttrated parts breakdown from that periode. Anyway if there are no bits and pieces illustrations at all I will have to guess the name of the part I am not familiar with or I could add pictures when ordering parts.
The problem often is that people having parts for sale do not always know what they belong to.
I am adding a picture of what I believe is the battery carrier. Hope that is what you need m3bobby.
Regards
Herc

[VintageBike]

Here is Herc's picture:



regards

Nigel

[m3bobby]

Thanks for information
Yes I have found that there are no illusttrated parts breakdown from that periode. Anyway if there are no bits and pieces illustrations at all I will have to guess the name of the part I am not familiar with or I could add pictures when ordering parts.
The problem often is that people having parts for sale do not always know what they belong to.
I am adding a picture of what I believe is the battery carrier. Hope that is what you need m3bobby.
Regards
Herc

Hi Herc,

Can you email me at m3bobby(at)hotmail.com

Thanks for the photo, I'm still not 100% sure how it fits to the frame, but it definatly is a start. For some strange reason, not many model D's still have the original battery carrier.

Cheers, Chris.