Hello,
a quick question. From when did Ariel have handlebars that had a diameter of 7/8 inch at the ends on the right and left and 1 inch in the middle. I always thought that was how it was installed on the WNG machines.
Best regards Olaf
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Re: Handlebar
The earlier W/NGs with the rubber mounts. Beautiful bit of craftsmanship. Nev
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They were introduced in 1939 and lasted to the end of the girders, but not all machines used them.
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Re: Handlebar
Like treaders?nevhunter wrote: Thu Oct 17, 2024 4:52 am The earlier W/NGs with the rubber mounts. Beautiful bit of craftsmanship. Nev
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Re: Handlebar
Not so fussed with the rubber mounts The comment refers to the tapered section handlebars. Nev
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