I am looking for a high compression piston for my Model G Special 1930.
Part #: A6/195

Anyone who can tell me where to find a replica????

ring 90766071
Martin

brett.hayhurst wrote:Was told this was off a '36 Red Hunter. Its going on my '35 RH. It has small differences to the face of the other PA shown above.
A welcome, very early birthday present from the wife.

Great pictures, thanks a lot; by the way, you are a lucky man

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MartinMastad wrote:

dave.owen wrote:contact Paul Jameson also for repair work

Dave

Could you provide contact info?

Martin

Inside front cover of cheval - Paul Jameson
or indeed here ... http://www.arielownersmcc.com/members ... tacts.html

Thanks, I will read my cheval's in more detail from this date......

Martin

dave.owen wrote:contact Paul Jameson also for repair work

Dave

Could you provide contact info?

Martin

robin.parker wrote:That Speedometer of yours is pretty valuable, so, you might consider getting it professionally refurbished by someone such as Ashley Pople here in UK, he does superb work.
Robin

Could you provide me with contact details?

Martin

Thank you for the photo

Thanks for your answers so far.
Actually I have fixed the rest of the speedometer my self. It is not that difficult. All you need is to be accurate and patient...

I just need a detailed picture of the facing.... to have it properly restored..

Meanwhile I wish all of you Ariel fan a Happy Easter.

I am trying to find the original look of my speedometer “facing”

The bike is a Model G Special from 1930 imported to Norway so I assume the numbers are kilometers pr. hour. I am quite sure it is a Smiths speedometer so I am looking for the Smiths logo and other text on the facing to get it back to ...

Hi. I am not yet starting on my 1930 model G project so I am not sure, but looking at the mudguard, the frame and the wheel it seem to be the only option; to remove the mudguard....
Martin