Ariel Owners MotorCycle Club

Sorry Andy the riding dusn't give joy anymore, the deed is done, i sold most of my Ariels 2 to go.

That said, its a very nice bike indeed but if Adrie says its perfect then ....................... I didn't say it's perfect but much bether than the dealer offerings in the last year, i would buy it if it wasn't for the fact that i have stopt collecting Ariels and going to rallies, a relief for som...

The "English" channel was created to keep the peace by an all knowing god and a tempest kept the boats from crossing exept for a Tornado catamaran with a motorcycle on it wich was saved by an airfairy and an Italian with a "Mae West". So it is now packed in a Dutch raincoats box?...

I can understand that you are all exited to know how this is ending, so it's packed in a Dutch raincoats box now, starting the journey tomorrow.

I am not getting payed for the amount of followers and i don't take bets .

Cann't find anything wrong on All 3.

Rabies is disigned in Australia.

I have send an Ariel crankcase to Australia but it was returned becouse there had bein oranges in the box some 10 years ago.
Just so you know.

bevanclark wrote: what a pain, just to change the sprocket.

Only ones in a lifetime.

bevanclark wrote:Surely I don't have to dismantle the entire box so I can withdraw the mainshaft out the clutch side

Yes, but just the deck so you can undo the nut, slide a fitting-rod in to it's place when taking the mainshaft out so the sprockets stay in place.

It goes like this; make a wire to the speedocable so you can pull it up after, disconnect, take the headlamp out, lift the panel, take the nacelle away, take the leggs away, undu the leggs.