ARIEL MF

[Knud.Degnbol]

Your fender part have the right profile, if the width fits to the frame.
The front fender/mudguard must have valances like the picture, Adrie showed to us.
Knud

[marwsk]

Yesterday I found the wheel. I have them in a week. come from a newer model Ariel. whether the brake is 6.5 "or 7" or more? I hope that the rear sprocket will not be too big and will fit in the housing chain. until I find a better wheel motorcycle is what he had become, and will not lie down on the ground.

[Knud.Degnbol]

The wheelspindle might be too thick on this wheel.

[marwsk]

[marwsk]

model from which the wheels of the pictures above? unfortunately my bike is way too big. from poverty to the rear but the front came with 2 inches is not enough space. brakes 7. "which are the years? 34-36 or later?

I would be willing to change the wheels to my bike 6.5 "diameter drum.

[brenton.roy]

The wheels you have are not '34.
'34 and earlier front hubs are pressed steel, not cast. They aren't great hubs because they are easily pulled out of round. Part # 4000-30.
I think you need the 4000-30.
I can take a photo of one of these if you need it.

'35 has cast iron front hubs with 3 fins. My '37 NG has these and I think they go through to '39. Part # 4000-35

I don't recognise the spoke holes in the hubs you have. Maybe someone else can recognise them. I'm happy to be proven wrong, but perhaps they are not Ariel?

[marwsk]

if it is not a problem to send pictures.

[ABMartin]

If it is any help, Roy Poynting of The Classic Motorcycle magazine did a series of articles on his restoration of an Ariel MF31. There are lots of photos. One article is in the April 2001 issue. The others must be in the near previous and following issues.

Bruce

[marwsk]

Some new parts to my bike:

[marwsk]

Some new parts to my bike: