Greg's 1932 Ariel Square Four 4F600

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Re: Greg's 1932 Ariel Square Four 4F600

Post by fpassmore »

Hi Frank... I am in Northwestern Ontario abiut 2 hours drive from Winnipeg.

Any chance you have a front fender or headlight? 🙂

Ah yes a good distance ! Sorry no fender, last one went to an SB build and the headlight too.
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Re: Greg's 1932 Ariel Square Four 4F600

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One of the nice things I discovered was that my Uncle had some extra parts to go with the bike that weren't in those original photos I had.

I was extremely happy to find out he had a dash with the speedo :) I don't think the oil gauge is the proper either but the gas cap does seem to be original. No idea what the switch was supposed to be for either and it was clearly an addition later in it's life.

The speedo needs some work and a new face but it seems like it's not terrible.
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The other great thing is he had the rear fender tucked away. I'm pretty sure the passenger seat has been redone at some point... it seems too big compared to others I've seen online? I was also worried that the fender had been cut and bolted back together but from what I can tell the split is normal? The rear light is missing of course and the rear brake connections are gone.
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