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AIR FILTERS carburation & fuel electrical WW90611 WW90612 Offset air filter for 376/600 carburettors 83-1609 Central air filter for 376/600 carburettors 82-7772 WW90613 WW90614 engine Offset air filter for 389/689 carburettors 82-6432 Central air filter for 389/689 carburettors 68-4633 WW90615 WW90616 Offset air filter for 900 carburettors 82-6432 Central air filter for 900 carburettors 60-1053 transmission suspension & frame WW90617 WW90651 Replacement paper element for pancake filters control Adaptor ring for offset air filter 376/600 - 71-2086 82-5694 WW90652 Adaptor ring for offset air filter 389/689 - 82-5958 WW90653 exhausts Adaptor ring for offset air filter 900 - 71-1860 seats & wheelhouse WW90618 Complete air filter for BSA and Triumph Triples 60-2567 WW90621 Replacement gauze element for BSA/Triumph Triples general WW90619 70-9138 Replacement gauze element for pancake filters 82-6866 OE cross ref & index WW90626 Air filter assembly AJS/Matchless G9/G11 1956 WW90638 02-2346 Domed air filter back plate WW90629 T120 1968-70 models Replacement gauze element for G9/G11 02-1818 email: [email protected] web: www.totalbikebits.com 83 AIR FILTERS & fuel carburation WW90620 WW90628 Replacement element for Triumph twins. Replacement element for Triumph twins with electrical Rectangular back plate with round hole rectangular hole in backplate 60-3618 60-4265 engine transmission WW90670 WW90625 Replacement element for Triumph Replacement element for Norton Commando 06-0673 twins with no backplate WW90643 & frame 60-3072 suspension Commando air filter front plate 06-0902 WW90644 Commando air filter gauze 06-0816 WW90645 control Commando air filter back plate 06-4894 WW90627 Replacement element for Triumph T160 seats & exhausts 83-5092 wheelhouse WW90624 WW90637 Air filter element for BSA unit singles 1971 on general BSA A7/A10 air filter 60-2601 complete with element 42-4582 Universal clamp-on type tapered air filters & index OE cross ref WA55739 Universal conical filter 39mm inlet WA55746 Universal conical filter 46mm inlet WW90622 Universal conical filter 42mm inlet fits 376/600 carburettors WW90623 Universal conical filter 48mm inlet fits 389/900 carburettors WA55752 Universal conical filter 52mm inlet WA55754 Universal conical filter 54mm inlet WA55760 Universal conical filter 60mm inlet 84 tel: +44 1522 888444/888448 fax: +44 1522 888400 AIR BREATHER HOSES carburation & fuel WW26087 WW26089 electrical Norton Commando air hose 06-2537 Triumph T140 1976-78 Models air hose 71-7019 engine transmission WW27188 WW27503 Triumph/BSA Triples air filter grommet Triumph T20 Sports Cub air hose 82-5038 82-9562 suspension & frame control WW27746 WW28782 Triumph T120/T140 1971-76 air hose 83-2626 BSA A65/Triumph TR7 air hose 83-5161 exhausts seats & wheelhouse WW29125 WW28995 Triumph T140 air hose late models with Mk2 BSA A75 crank case to air filter breather hose general concentrics 71-7166 82-8743 OE cross ref & index WW61224 WW61304 BSA M20 air filter elbow BSA Bantam D10/D14 air hose 65-9198 82-8325 email: [email protected] web: www.totalbikebits.com 85 OIL FILTERS AND MOUNTINGS & fuel carburation WW26419 WW27582 Oil tank filter BSA C15/B40 Triumph 500/650 twins 82- Oil tank filter BSA A & B group swinging arm models 42- 3179 8334 electrical engine WW28893 Oil tank filter for BSA C11/B25/B44/A10 plunger 82- 9071 WW28840 transmission Conical sump filter for Triumph 350/500 unit twins 70- 3722 & frame suspension WW97027 WW97028 control Replacement oil filter BSA/Triumph triples Replacement oil filter for Norton Commando 70-6571 06-3371 WW97028C Champion brand seats & exhausts wheelhouse WW97058 Stainless steel sump filter gauze BSA A group twins 71-1126 WW97063 Replacement oil filter element BSA general unit singles 19-4589 & index OE cross ref WW97059 WW61131 Stainless steel sump filter gauze BSA M20 oil filter element TR1 TR25 / BSA B25 / B44 / B50 66-8359 70-9979 86 tel: +44 1522 888444/888448 fax: +44 1522 888400 OIL FILTERS AND MOUNTINGS carburation & fuel electrical WW97060 WW27985 Sump gauze Triumph T140 with no hole 83-4783 Norton Commando remote oil filter WW94426 mounting head Sump gasket T140 83-2829 (Pack of 10) 06-3139 engine transmission suspension & frame WW61220B WW61220 control BSA B & M Group finned alloy sump BSA finned alloy sump plate B & M Group machined from solid billet with magnetic drain plug with magnetic drain plug exhausts seats & wheelhouse general WW61221B WW61221 BSA A Group finned alloy sump plate machined BSA finned alloy sump plate A Group with from solid billet with magnetic drain plug magnetic drain plug OE cross ref & index WW61217B Triumph pre unit finned alloy sump plate machined from solid alloy billet with magnetic drain plug Replaces OEM 70-0486 email: [email protected] web: www.totalbikebits.com 87 GASKET SETS Note : (SCHG) = Solid Copper Head Gasket *SV = Side Valve AJS Year Engine Size Part No. Complete Set Part No. De-Coke Set 14, 14CS/8 1959-66 250/350 WW94072 158AM D158AM 16M, 16MS, 18, 18S 1949-61 350/500 WW94080 165AM D165AM & fuel 16MS, 18 1962-66 350/500 WW94084 167AM carburation 16MC, 16MCS 1949-55 350 WW94076 161AM D161AM 16MCS (Comp) 1956-61 350 WW94078 164AM D164AM 18C, 18CS 1949-55 500 WW94076 161AM D161AM Model 20 Twin 1953-55 500 WW94068 155AM D155AM electrical Model 20, 30, 31 Twin 1956-59 500/600/650 WW94070 156AM D156AM 18CS (Comp) 1956-61 500 WW94078 164AM D164AM 20/31 Twin 1960-63 500/650 WW94074 159AM ARIEL 4G Square Four Mk 1 1949-53 1000 WW94090 208ARI D208ARI engine 4G Square Four Mk 2 1954-57 1000 WW94092 209ARI WW94093 D209ARI NH/VH 1956-59 350/500 WW94096 216ARI BSA D1 Bantam 1948-53 125 WW94093 300BSA D1 Bantam 1955-63 125 2 stroke WW94097 301BSA transmission D3 Bantam Major 1954-58 150 2 stroke WW94098 302BSA D5 & D7 Bantam Super 1958-66 175 2 stroke WW94119 326BSA D10 Bantam Bushman Pastoral 1966-67 175 2 stroke WW94130 333BSA & frame D14 Bantam Supreme, suspension D175 Bantam 1968-71 175 2 stroke WW94135 336BSA C11 1939-53 250 WW94094 305BSA C15, C15 Sports, Star SS80 1959-67 250 WW94120 327BSA WW94121 D327BSA control B25 Starfire C25 1966-70 250 WW94133 335BSA WW94134 D335BSA B32 Gold Star 1953-57 350 WW94099 311BSA B40 Star SS90 1961-65 350 WW94122 328BSA WW94123 D328BSA Victor, B44 1964-70 440 WW94128 332BSA WW94129 D332BSA seats & B31/32 1949-60 350 WW94095 308BSA exhausts B33, B34, M33 1948-60 500 WW94100 312BSA B33, B34 Alloy Head 1950-63 500 WW94101 313BSA A7 Twin 1947-50 500 WW94102 314BSA A7 Star Twin & SS 1951-62 500 WW94103 315BSA WW94104 D315BSA Gold Star, B34 1956-63 500 WW94113 321BSA wheelhouse A50 Twins, Royal Star 1962-70 500 WW94126 331BSA WW94127 D331BSA B50A Victor, Gold Star 1971- 500 WW94422 339BSA A50 Twins (SCHG) 1970-71 500 WW94136 337BSA WW94137 D337BSA general M20, M21 1950-61 500/600SV* WW94107 319BSA WW94108 D319BSA A Group machines 1950-62 500/650 WW94114 D323BSA A10 Golden Flash (C&A Head Gasket) 1950-62 650 WW94109 320ABSA WW94110 D320ABSA A10 Golden Flash (SCHG) 1950-62 650 WW94111 320CBSA WW94112 D320CBSA & index Road & Super Rocket OE cross ref (C&A H/Gasket) 1956-63 650 WW94115 325BSA WW94116 D325BSA Road & Super Rocket (SCHG) 1956-63 650 WW94117 325CBSA WW94118 D326CBSA A65 Twin, A65L 1962-66 650 WW94124 330BSA WW94125 D330BSA A65 Twin (SCHG) 1967-70 650 WW94131 334BSA WW94132 D334BSA 88 tel: +44 1522 888444/888448 fax: +44 1522 888400 GASKET SETS BSA cont... Year Engine Size Part No. Complete Set Part No. De-Coke Set A65 Twin (SCHG) 1971- 650 WW94138 338BSA WW94139 D338BSA carburation A75 Rocket 3 1969-72 750 WW94233 825BSA/TRI WW94234 D825BSA/TRI & fuel A75 Rocket 3 1973- 750 WW94249 837BSA/TRI WW94250 D837BSA/TRI MATCHLESS G2, G2CS, G5 1959-66 250/350 WW94072 158AM D158AM G3L, G3LS, G80, G80S 1949-61 350/500 WW94080 165AM D165AM electrical G3, G80 1962-66 350/500 WW94084 167AM G3LC, G3LCS 1949-55 350 WW94076 161AM D161AM G3LCS (Comp) 1956-61 350 WW94078 164AM D164AM G9 Twin 1953-55 500 WW94068 155AM D155AM G9, G11, G12 Twin 1956-61 500/600/650 WW94070 156AM D156AM engine G80CS (Comp) 1956-61 500 WW94078 164AM D164AM G9, G12 1960-63 500/650 WW94074 159AM NORTON Navigator 1961-65 350 WW94169 263NOR WW94170 D263NOR transmission 19S, ES2 1955-57 500/600 WW94161 D256NOR 19S, ES2 1957-66 500/600 WW94164 258NOR WW94165 D258NOR Dominator 77, 88, 99 1948-66 500/600 WW94159 255NOR WW94160 D255NOR Manxman, Dominator 1961-70 650 WW94166 261NOR WW94167 D261NOR suspension Atlas (Copper H/Gasket) 1962-66 750 WW94177 267NOR WW94178 D267NOR & frame Commando Fastback 1968- 750 WW94175 266NOR WW94176 D266NOR Commando Fastback (Copper H/Gasket) 1968- 750 WW94181 269NOR WW94182 D269NOR Commando 1973- 850 WW94183 270NOR WW94184 D270NOR Commando Electric Start 1975- 850 WW94288 271NOR WW94289 D271NOR control ROYAL ENFIELD Crusader Sports (Solid Copper H/Gask) 1960-66 250 418ENF D418ENF Continental 1963-67 250 WW94197 420ENF WW94198 D420ENF exhausts seats & Interceptor 1963-70 750 WW94196 419ENF TRIUMPH T20 Tiger Cub 1954-59 200 WW94205 801TRI WW94206 D801TRI T20 Tiger Cub 1960-68 200 WW94224 816TRI WW94225 D816TRI wheelhouse TR25W 1967-70 250 WW94133 335TRI WW94134 D335TRI T25SS, T25T 1971- 250 WW94245 835TRI WW94246 D835TRI 3TA, Twin T21 1957-66 350 WW94220A 814ATRI WW94221 D814TRI Tiger 90 (T90) 1965-68 350 WW94228A 820ATRI WW94229 D820TRI 5T Speed Twin 1939-57 500 WW94207 802TRI WW94208 D802TRI general Tiger 100, T100 (Alum) 1951-53 500 WW94209 804TRI WW94210 D804TRI T100, TR5 1951-58 500 WW94213 806TRI WW94214 D806TRI Tiger 100 1956-59 500 WW94216 811TRI WW94217 D811TRI 5TA Speed Twin 1958-66 500 WW94220 814BTRI WW94221 D814TRI OE cross ref 5TA Speed Twin 1965-69 500 WW94228 820BTRI WW94229 D820TRI & index T100A, Tiger 100 1960-66 500 WW94220 814TRI WW94221 D814TRI Tiger 100, T100 R & C 1965-69 500 WW94228 820TRI WW94229 D820TRI C Range (USA) 1964-69 500 (Head Set) WW94232 H824TRI T100T S S, T100S, Tiger 100 1970- 500 WW94237 828TRI WW94238 D828TRI 6T Thunderbird (Iron head), TR6, TR110 1949-55 650 WW94211 805TRI WW94212 D805TRI 6T Thunderbird iron head 1956-62 650 WW94243 834TRI WW94244 D834TRI T110, TR6, S S alloy head 1956-62 650 WW94218 812TRI WW94219 D812TRI email: [email protected] web: www.totalbikebits.com 89 GASKET SETS TRIUMPH cont..
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    The Confederate Chapter Newsletter The New Rusty Rebel In this Issue: 2011 - Spring Issue A Publication of the Confederate Chapter of The Colonel Speaks The Antique Motorcycle Club of America Letter from the Editor Las Vegas Auction—Results Bonhams & Mid America Did Elvis Ride Motorcycles? Farewell Bob Ward Remembering Raymond Dhue Members New Toys New Barber 2010 Format Next Survivor Series Well here it is February 15, 2011, Where does the time go. It is with great sadness that we say good-bye to one of our own, again. Bob Ward was a great Friend and Brother and he passed away doing what he loved the most. We will all miss your friendly, helpful, loving per- sonality. Till we meet again. The BIG ride 2010, which was a history making event, was the Scooter Ride, spearheaded by none other than ―Big Daddy‖ Ed Dacus. SO WE THOUGHT . What a great job and a GREAT ride. That was last April. But the REALLY BIG RIDE of 2010 was the November Scooter Ride. Thanks again to all the people involved and a special Colonel Bob thanks to Jeffie Dacus Ed’s Mother, Sherri Dacus, Les- lie Dacus Ed’s daughter-in-law. The Breakfast was OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD AGAIN. NOVEM- BER 13, 2010 turned out to be one of the coldest and rainiest days of the month. But the response was overwhelming. You may know 79 people attended the April event with 49 riders were rolling. The November event brought out 112 people and a total of 97 bikes, 50 of which braved the elements and actually rode the three stop shop tour laid out by Big Daddy and Shane Dorton.