Royal enfield model co

[graniteman12]

Can anybody help me track down the company who manufacture's the repro chainguard (one piece type) for this model thankyou

[R]

Hitchcocks don't have them ? Or point you towards them ?

What year(s) have a 1 piece ?, mine is 2 piece.
Makes it easy to do anything to the chain, including lubing it.

[graniteman12]

I think it was only the early model C/O that was fitted with the one piece chain guard ( only going on photo's in the Gordon Mays book) as I think it will fit my 1939 model j.  unless anybody can help me locate a chain guard for 1938/39 model j many thanks.

[Boo]

There is usually a trader at Stafford that does that sort of thing. He does tool boxes, chainguards and anything that is pressed steel. Don@t know his name unfortunately, but he is usually there.

[R]

What about a postwar chainguard ?

http://www.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/partsbooks/pages/4525/Prop+Stand%2C+Pillion+Footrests%2C+Chain+Covers+And+Chains+

Click on No 30, its pn 32090

[graniteman12]

thanks for the idea of post war part but unfortunetly  wrong shape and totally different fixing attachment

[R]

The average pedestrian is not going to notice the difference in shape ?
The extended back section keeps road grime off the lower chain run.
Didn't take much to fit something similar to a prewar.

Are these remakes totally like the originals, Enfields seem to have made a lot of models.