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  1. Tiglet

    Tiglet Vintage Member

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    #21 Tiglet, Apr 16, 2020
    DC I’m looking at this on my ickle iPad so things are not very clear.

    It looks like the front fork to wheel arrangement is different.
     
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  2. DCS222

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    #22 DCS222, Apr 16, 2020
    Yeah, I think it’s similarly proportioned but the details are different... I might follow @littleade advice with the motor museum
     
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  3. DCS222

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    #23 DCS222, Apr 16, 2020
    Motor museum can’t help due to closure and furloughed staff... hope it all comes together again for them.
     
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  4. jezzasnr

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    #24 jezzasnr, Apr 16, 2020
    My man who would know says......
    1930-32 New Imperial 350 SUV.

    whatever the flying fuck that is!!!
     
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  5. IanF

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    #25 IanF, Apr 16, 2020
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  6. Tiglet

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    #26 Tiglet, Apr 16, 2020
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  7. IanF

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    #27 IanF, Apr 16, 2020
    True - was only showing an image of bike named

    Pretty bike though but estimate looks a lot
     
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  8. DCS222

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    #28 DCS222, Apr 16, 2020

    Star man... it looks very like the New Imperial model 2 350



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  9. Tiglet

    Tiglet Vintage Member

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    #29 Tiglet, Apr 16, 2020
    Brilliant video DC :cool:

    It’s great that you’ve found out something about the bike in question :)
     
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  10. DCS222

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    #30 DCS222, Apr 16, 2020
    @jezzasnr - I think you’ve nailed it for me... here’s a 350 model 2 SV... huge thanks

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  11. jezzasnr

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    #31 jezzasnr, Apr 16, 2020
    I can't take any credit for it boys, all down to Griff.
    I've mentioned him on here before, but when it come to bikes his knowledge is pretty awesome. He did confess that he had to do a bit of research which he was glad of as he's completely self isolated with his wife & granddaughter, so helped to pass some time.
    downside is I've got to turn up a batch bushes for him on Monday morning as he's burnt his lathe out earlier in the week. Gets me out of the office and away from grumpy bollix for a couple hours.
    Win, Win, Win then!
     
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  12. Helmut Visor

    Helmut Visor Only dead fish go with the flow
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    #32 Helmut Visor, Apr 19, 2020
    This is Mrs Visors granddad, he was an engineer who used to work for AJS Motorcycles. I know it's an AJS but can anyone identify the model? :cool::cool:
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  13. DCS222

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    #33 DCS222, Apr 19, 2020
    Look like a side valve???
     
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  14. Tricky-Dicky

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    #34 Tricky-Dicky, Apr 19, 2020
    Looks like an AJS model K9.
     
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    #35 Helmut Visor, Apr 19, 2020
    I was thinking H6 Big Port but will have a look :):)
     
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  16. Alectron

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    #36 Alectron, Apr 20, 2020
    Looks like a Velo, 249, 2 stroke to me.
    Nice
     
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  17. Helmut Visor

    Helmut Visor Only dead fish go with the flow
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    #37 Helmut Visor, Apr 20, 2020
    Not with the letters AJS on the tank mate ;);)
     
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    #38 Tricky-Dicky, Apr 20, 2020
    And push rods.;)
     
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  19. Col_C

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    #39 Col_C, Apr 20, 2020
    How about this one? Father & mother-in-laws. Sadly he died some time ago but mother-in-law is still going strong. -010.jpg
     
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  20. Tricky-Dicky

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    #40 Tricky-Dicky, Apr 20, 2020
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    That looks like an early BSA M20.

    Scrub that its a 30s 500cc side valve Triumph.
     
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