Luiz,
Here's a fresh link to the photos of my VB:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
Hope it works.
Cheers,
Bevan

Great to see a bike designed and built by my countryman on the cover !!

Luiz,
Based on Paul's info, your bike left the factory about 5 weeks after mine, it has the same gearbox and should be pretty much identical. So if you want any specific photos or measurements etc of mine, let me know.
Cheers,
Bevan

Hi John, Just curious what phpBB version are you running ? The POC forum is running 3.2.1 and has the same "no email when pm sent" issue. Also, other oddities e.g. the check boxes that used to be there in a user search in "Manage Users" have disappeared. We're intending to update...

This is such a common problem with these boxes that if you buy a replacement quadrant from the Panther Owners Club, it comes with the 1st tooth already ground off ! Cheers, Bevan

Gidday Bruce,
Any decent bike shop should have 428 and 530 chains; I got them for my VB from the Suzuki shop in the mega-city of Ashburton !
Cheers, Bevan

Hi Paul, Thanks very much for that piece of info - very good to know, and amazing that you have such detailed factory records. I confess that I think you may have told me this last year, but I have now duly noted it down in my records to avoid further memory lapses :) Hope you are keeping safe. Beau...

Thanks Chris, As I may have said in some other posting recently, it is the least powerful, but most enjoyable bike I've owned; just hearing it tick over always brings a smile: https://youtu.be/yAPnvIEnypg As you can see from the front plate, I imported it from the U.K. (about 18 months ago). I think...

Hi Luiz, Here is a link to a folder of photos of my 1950 plunger framed VB, taken today: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1V2LapOdOu_FrInxL_UAdBx36xNxAbBy8?usp=sharing I do not know if it is "original" in all aspects; no doubt other more knowledgeable members of this forum could comm...

Hi Luiz,
Here's an extract from engine & frame info from the Draganfly website. The frame number should be on the right hand side under the saddle nose top lug. I have a plunger framed 1950 VB in my garage - I can take any photos you want.
Cheers,
Bevan