Yes--i read that on Drags page on w/ng bikes--but it has the place to put one (hole down the middle of the steering assembly)--so it just stays open i guess. No knob or plug or anything. appreciate the feedback. Also feedback on the transmission--somebody somehow put in a BSA main shaft--which i nee...

FYI--this bike is black--not repainted--so it may be from orders that went to other dept's than Army, Navy etc. (from R. Gwynn info) i can't find any underlying green or brown paint. it's for sure a W/NG--apparently from Burma during the war (Myanmar now) then to California-then Langley BC and final...

thanks for the info. so it's a 4 plate clutch vs 3 plate as normal NH? I've done quite a bit of transmission work on my NH so am familiar to some degree. i have a spare trans actually which i need to finish off-it's a 1950 from an NH--i needed the speedo drive spindle and had to buy the whole transm...

Yes I'm interested!--without the proper gearbox and clutch it just won't be right. Please let me know your pricing etc. I can also be reached at tomcolbourne2016@gmail.com.

Looking for a complete transmission and clutch assembly for 1943 W/NG. Located in Alberta Canada.

very late reply--but thanks for the feedback. i'm actually looking for another ariel project as this one (1950 NH) is more or less "done" (if that's ever possible)

thanks for the reply Frank. hope to talk in person on the phone some day.

Tom Colbourne

Hi Frank--it's Wade Edwards with the WNG--i'm sure you know him--he's looking for some WNG parts. I'm in Spruce Grove AB.
Finishing up a 1950 NH--and maybe looking for another project soon--do you have one maybe?

Got a complete brake pedal with short rod--was hoping to use it on my NH to clear the LH pipe--won't work-
anybody need one? Appears to be fitting a MK 11 Sq. I have photos.

I'm having trouble finding where the wiring harness goes to get to the tail-lamp-stop-lamp at the back of the flip-up fender on a 1950 NH rigid. Can someone give me some direction--i find photos on - line that show no wiring on top of the fender or on the sides of the fender or fender stays.

thanks

This cap is from my 1950 NH--thought it may be of interest to see when caps changed over the years.

Tom Colbourne