Hi Bruce, Some people adapt a Royal Enfield side stand that can be bought cheaply on Ebay to fit. enfield0.jpg Here is a picture of one fitted to Paul Wirdnam's Square 4. enfield1.jpg and here are the notes on how he did it. I used the existing 5/8" diameter sidecar holes in the engine plates a...

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For sale 1931 VB31. Has original registration and engine, gearbox and frame numbers, according to the dispatch records, are as when it left the factory in March 1931. Last used on this years Dorset VMCC section Giant's Run where we did over 65 trouble free miles. The last picture is of us on last ye...

This is the clip that Ray means Karol's side stand looks like the modern Royal Enfield stand that you can by off Ebay and adapt to fit, a number of other people on this forum have done this. Details here.
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I had a similar situation with a 1958 BSA C15 that had a A plate registration as its original number had been sold off in the 1980's. Contacted the DVLA and said to them that the A plate was making the bike seem newer than it actually was which breaks their own rules. They agreed and issued a new 3 ...

Hi Dennis, I fitted a Thorspark kit to my 1946 Square 4 a couple of years ago after the mag started playing up. What a difference it made, easy starting and running lovely. Perhaps Rob was a bit unlucky as my pickup plate fitted straight in with no fettling. The other good thing is that the Thorspar...

I used a 1/8 BSP brass grease cup like in the links below and and made an adapter to fit the hole. The adapter had the nose on to hold in the rotor shaft as per the original grease cup had as shown in picture. MN1E-front.jpg https://www.myford.co.uk/acatalog/BRASS-GREASE-CUP--1-8--x-3-4---1869.html ...

Here is a link to his Ebay profile https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/piston_broke_666?