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Send me the frame number (if you haven't already done so, sorry, getting flooded with inquiries)
Cheers,
Lex
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Thanks Pawel, but I think I have everything for the bike, just need to make the cables, and wiring, then it will be finished.
I got the information from the Audi Archives, and they said it was an OSL200, so maybe the engine has been changed at some point, but that had a Waffenambt stamp, so army use, that is why we made the decision to make it grey.
Best regards,
Lex
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Yes, the plate, some people mount them on the inside of the lid, so the (postwar) history is still there, but not so obvious.
Cheers,
Lex
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Nope, well, it's a short ribbed one, for a 1941 G3WO, but I meant something else, something more electric!
Roger on the clutch, I think I will go for the postwar 6 spring clutch, they say that it fits straight on, and works better, they have more plates.
Cheers,
Lex
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Nice result Steve!! mine is very used now, could do with a re-restore, but has to wait, my other one in the US has had some problems too, but I did ride it 2 years ago. (if you look carefull, you can see what's wrong!)
Nice C10 too! we still have a clutch problem, Ron, how did you fix that on yours?
Cheers,
Lex
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Got a Vokes filter for sale at Ron's!
Cheers,
Lex
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I measure 3/16" or 4,8mm.
But that is on one bicycle, better have another bikes measurement besides this one.
Cheers,
Lex
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73 lbs?? I think there is no Polish WB's there, have a CD, with all the thumbnails, but I saved all the WB, Flea, James and other stuff.
Lex
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Nice Ron! Alfie, those pictures can be ordered from Stilltime Archive, I am saving up to buy 100+ pictures.
Cheers,
Lex
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Nice repair Ron!
Cheers,
Lex
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Here's the little film they made there, can watch it over and over!
Cheers,
Lex
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Hello Bob, that is the 7th. RNF from the Tyne and Tees Division in training, south of Amiens, a little hamlet called Le Croq, (near Fontaine-Bonneleau) the (stone) building is actually a church, I still have to go back there to do a proper "then and now" picture, with the outfits, and a lonely M20. But we did visit, and talked to the locals, here 2 pictures, (thanks Jan, and Rich!) sort of then and now, have many more pictures in that area! Also added a picture of the back of the church, so you can see the steeple, plus the original IWM picture, the cameraman had to stand on the roof of his Humber to take the picture!
Cheers,
Lex
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Here's what they said back in the day!
And here about the gloves and helmets in France: French motorcyclists required by law to wear gloves (motor1.com)
New motorbike glove law in France for summer 2017 | ETA
Lex
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I still use my 1940 fibre DR helmet, as they are much lower in weight than the steel ones, never been pulled over for wearing it though.
Another matter I recently heard, and never knew, is that in France, when riding a motorcycle, you MUST wear gloves with a certain approval lable, not sure about the details, but in France many strange laws exist, and are not enforced.
Cheers,
Lex
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Contact the Tilly register, I believe on here: austineightregister@gmail.com
Or from the website: The Tilly Register
Cheers,
Lex
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Thanks for this, I had not seen this before. But please change the colour of the exhaust system to silver, and take the canvas thing around the filler neck off, just my 2 P's.
Lex
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Ok, but they are at Jan's to see if they can be etched with contract info, will take awhile, have to make the drawings, for James and Flea.
Lex
Ruddington Sales Catalogues mid to late 1961
in Motorcycles
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wrong picture
Found another picture in my archive, some BSA's present, so where was Chapmans?
Cheers,
Lex