Thank you for the comments. I think the paintwork looks better in the photos than in real life, possibly still the original......The seat has now been changed for one that isn't so new looking to add to the patina. A club mate of mine has given me an original round tool box (just missing the end cap...

I ride mine as and when I can, along with a few other bikes. I rode it to Brooklands in July for their Motorcycle show and displayed it on the Ariel Owners club stand, West Thames. The Blackburn engine doesn't miss a beat and pulls well in first and second gear, you need to get up to speed before ch...

Hello All,

I have added another photo which shows the whole bike. (it's stopped raining at last!)
Let me know what you think. Does anyone else have one like this?

I look forward to your comments.

Hello Paul,

Thank you.

I tried to contact you from the link on the website, but this bounced back.

I am not a member of the Ariel owners club yet, but will see Tony Peglar at Kempton for your details.

Thank you.

Hello Andy,

Thank you. I will put some more photos on tomorrow evening.

Hello Adrie,

Yes, you are correct. That is the only one I can find on the internet, although the tank is painted blue and the Ariel lettering isn't correct. The front brake mechanism is also a little strange...probably repaired due to wear and tear.

Thanks for your comments.

Hello Guys,

Thank for your comments.

Yes, it's very original. I can only find photos of one other Lightweight on the internet, so any help tracking down some other examples would be really appreciated.

Thanks.

Hello, I am a new member to the Ariel community and have been fortunate to acquire a 1924 Ariel 2 1/2 HP Lightweight with the Blackburne SV engine. It all looks pretty original based on some copies of brochures I have been given for the 1923 and 24 models. The engine runs really sweet, although it w...