Its Finished .
Its Finished .
Bought this back in April 19 its took me longer than my gold star but it is done . Two of my five bikes .
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51 mk1 Areil Square Four
55 DB 500 BSA Gold Star
55 Matchless G9
67 BSA B44
06 Ducati 999R
55 DB 500 BSA Gold Star
55 Matchless G9
67 BSA B44
06 Ducati 999R
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Paul_Linden
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Re: Its Finished .
Lovely job Guy, something I aspire to do.
Square 4 Mk1 in an Ariel swinging arm frame.
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paul.ptak
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Re: Its Finished .
Very nice Guy! Any chance you could share some detailed photos on how you mounted the Rodark panniers? Did you make the mounts or use a mount that was commercially available in the past?
Thanks.
Paul
Thanks.
Paul
Re: Its Finished .
I made my own mount out of 4mmx25mm flat bar it is mounted at the top mudguard mount goes straight down and hooks over the bottom mudguard stay then goes under the panniers and is bolted front and back . There is a further fitting at the back mudguard bolt . Inside the pannier I made two toggle bar bolts that fix to bolts that hold the mudguard on . These I made out of stainless hex steel bar that are also drilled and tapped for the toggle bolts . Two toggle bar bolts in each pannier that removes them . Ill try and get a photo .paul.ptak wrote:Very nice Guy! Any chance you could share some detailed photos on how you mounted the Rodark panniers? Did you make the mounts or use a mount that was commercially available in the past?
Thanks.
Paul
These are the best I can get you can see the two inner toggle bolts . The bracket goes down the back and under the panniers looped over the bottom stay . The bracket comes off with the panniers stays bolted to them . The two toggle bolts stay connected to the panniers and brackets . Very little can be seen when fitted and they take a minute to take the pair off .
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51 mk1 Areil Square Four
55 DB 500 BSA Gold Star
55 Matchless G9
67 BSA B44
06 Ducati 999R
55 DB 500 BSA Gold Star
55 Matchless G9
67 BSA B44
06 Ducati 999R
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JohnnyBeckett
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Re: Its Finished .
that is very nice now on to the next one 
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keith wainwright
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Re: Its Finished .
Guy the Goldie looks good well done.
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paul.jameson
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Re: Its Finished .
Once you have got past the usual niggles, it will be interesting to hear your views on how you like riding the Square Four in comparison with the Gold Star.
Paul Jameson
34 OHC 4F 600 (project), 35 LG (project), 37 RH500, 52 ex ISDT KHA, 54 KH(A), 75 Healey 1000/4.
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Now Archivist (but not Machine Registrar), Gauges and Clocks Spares Organiser.
34 OHC 4F 600 (project), 35 LG (project), 37 RH500, 52 ex ISDT KHA, 54 KH(A), 75 Healey 1000/4.
Former Machine Registrar & Archivist, General Secretary and Single Spares Organiser (over a 25 year period).
Now Archivist (but not Machine Registrar), Gauges and Clocks Spares Organiser.
Re: Its Finished .
JohnnyBeckett wrote:that is very nice now on to the next one
Thinking about an HT but have a 67 BSA B44 and a 55 Matchless G9 I need to finish and get rid of first as I havent got the room to keep them all . Maybe next year . But you never know .
51 mk1 Areil Square Four
55 DB 500 BSA Gold Star
55 Matchless G9
67 BSA B44
06 Ducati 999R
55 DB 500 BSA Gold Star
55 Matchless G9
67 BSA B44
06 Ducati 999R
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JohnnyBeckett
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Re: Its Finished .
i like the matchless G 9 I think they are a good work horse i can not seem to brake mine it just go on and on 
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