1928 Model C kickstart spring
1928 Model C kickstart spring
I have now tried 5 different kickstart springs, none fit or work correctly, they all appear to be too big jamming the kickstart down when starting. Can anyone advice a spring that fits and works please.
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tony.barnett
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Re: 1928 Model C kickstart spring
I th8ink club spares have them...but you'd need to be a member
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Ariels - 1913 TT Model, 20 Roadster, 28 Model D, 30 Model B, 38 VH, 52 VH
Velocette MAC, KSS Mk1
Re: 1928 Model C kickstart spring
Thanks Tony; been a member since 2005, I've had a club spring but it doesn't work very well at all.
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Re: 1928 Model C kickstart spring
When you say the spring is too big is it the thickness of the material, overall diameter or width of the spring that is too big or all 3?
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Re: 1928 Model C kickstart spring
From memory the Original spring is only 1/4 in wide and one end is a curled bit turning on a rivet.. Nev
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tony.barnett
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Re: 1928 Model C kickstart spring
Ok - firstly the colour of your name indicates you aren't a member - Admin should be able to sort that out.M.Bagshaw wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 2:32 pm Thanks Tony; been a member since 2005, I've had a club spring but it doesn't work very well at all.
Secondly - have you spoken to Geoff at Gearbox Spares? A discussion might result in a suitable spring, or at least no further poorly fitting ones.
KOBI
Swindon Branch Combined Operations (Chairman and Secretary)
Ariels - 1913 TT Model, 20 Roadster, 28 Model D, 30 Model B, 38 VH, 52 VH
Velocette MAC, KSS Mk1
Swindon Branch Combined Operations (Chairman and Secretary)
Ariels - 1913 TT Model, 20 Roadster, 28 Model D, 30 Model B, 38 VH, 52 VH
Velocette MAC, KSS Mk1
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Re: 1928 Model C kickstart spring
Always the first step if you have a problem with a parts is to talk to the supplier
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