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Steve.Carter
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« on: 05.06. 2011 19:12 »
Hi all

This is me on the way to an Ariel Dutch Rally, I'm waiting for the ferry at Harwich. My bike is a 1958 Ariel Cyclone much like a Huntmaster with a few shiny bits and high handlebars, these were all exported to the States but this one was brought back around 10 years ago. I bought it back in September last year and have done nearly 5000 miles so far. She goes like a steam train!!

Steve

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« Reply #1 on: 05.06. 2011 21:50 »
Thats not a proper A10 be off with you!
 



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Hi Steve and welcome!
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« Reply #2 on: 06.06. 2011 14:13 »
Hello & welcome, the engine similarities should make the Ariel a close enough BSA A10 kinship.
And I guess all the Lucas equipment is the same and relevant to this forum as well.

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« Reply #3 on: 06.06. 2011 15:31 »
I thought the Ariel was just an A10 in a different overcoat (including timing cover) .  Is there more to it than that? I think it's safe to say that Iain (Tombeau)  was completely joking (except fot the "welcome",  of course:) 

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« Reply #4 on: 06.06. 2011 15:55 »
A few differences I think Richard, but on the other hand BSA did pinch their hubs for a while, so more or less keeping things in the family
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« Reply #5 on: 06.06. 2011 16:22 »
Yes I was joking.
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« Reply #6 on: 06.06. 2011 20:43 »
hi steve and welcome. My 56 A10 has Ariel hubs so we can always talk hubs. Also of course both makes were made in Brum.
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« Reply #7 on: 06.06. 2011 20:55 »
 Be off you say,         
Quote from: tombeau on 05.06. 2011 21:50
Thats not a proper A10 be off with you!
 



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Hi Steve and welcome!
but you'll never catch me if I did, its a Cyclone  smile

Thanks for all the kind welcomes.
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« Reply #8 on: 07.06. 2011 09:35 »
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Also of course both makes were made in Brum.

And owned by BSA group, and some Ariels were made at Armoury Road after Selly Oak closed.
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