I just spotted this nice '37 RH. I checked all those details to compare with my 1938 RH 500. Vincent, what do you think about the horn bracket?
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1937 RH 500 Andy Tiernan
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Re: 1937 RH 500 Andy Tiernan
Nice bike, originally had high level pipe and a valanced front mudguard but was a VH. I think we all know what Vincent thinks...about horn brackets at least.
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Re: 1937 RH 500 Andy Tiernan
And what about the valve gear…
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Re: 1937 RH 500 Andy Tiernan
Nice to see a bike with all those coslettised nuts and studs and the small set of chromed bits
The rear stay was changed, along with the head and mudguards - but not that much else,
Top fork spindle is a bit long?
The rear stay was changed, along with the head and mudguards - but not that much else,
Top fork spindle is a bit long?
'25 Sunbeam 5 sports, '37 VH, '50 Magnat Debon M4, '53 AJS 20
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