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Old 16-02-12, 04:52
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Default For Sale: Speedo Drive

Smiths Speedo Drive for a British wartime MC. In good condition in the grease.
More pics and details available for the asking.
$50.00 delivered in Canada. Anywhere else in the world ...add a bit more.
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Old 16-02-12, 15:17
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Do you know what make of MC it came off of?
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Old 16-02-12, 19:48
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If you turn the two drive dogs in a clockwise rotation and the output for the cable turns anti clock. Then it will probably be for a Matchless G3L (rear wheel) The only other bike I can think of that used that type of drive, in WW2 would be BSA's M20 and WC10. It doesn't look like a BSA drive to me. Ron
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Old 16-02-12, 22:11
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I believe this to be from the Triumph 500 as it came with other TRW parts at the same time. All other parts gone.
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Old 16-02-12, 22:30
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Axle hole looked small for an M20 to me as well but wanted to double check as I might need one later in the year if the one I have turns out to be bad.
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'42 Excelsior Welbike Mark I
'42 BSA M20 Motorcycle
'43 BSA Folding Military Bicycle
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'44 Orme-Evans Airborne Trailer No. 1 Mk. II
'44 Airborne 100-Gallon Water Bowser Trailer
'44 Ford T-16 Universal Carrier
'44 Jowett Cars 4.2-Inch Towed Mortar
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Old 17-02-12, 09:43
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I tried to identify it, based on the original description of it being wartime..........Must be a different war Ron
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