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Sales-Flyer-2017-Version-2.3.Pdf Walridge.com Ph (519) 227 4923 Fax (519) 227 4720 E-mail [email protected] Walridge Motors Limited 20th Annual Sale Sale ends December 31st, 2017 All prices in Canadian Dollars U.S. Customers please VISIT www.WALRIDGE.COM for conversion rate SPECIAL PRICES IN THIS FLYER ARE NET AND WILL NOT BE SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT SECTION 1 : ITEMS IN THIS SECTION CAN BE BACKORDERED at Sale price COMMANDO STAINLESS STEEL GENUINE AMAL VITON TIPPED BAP Taps: MORGO OIL PUMPS FOR AIR FILTER SURROUND LIGHTWEIGHT FLOAT NEEDLE UNIT CONSTRUCTION As fitted to 1979 onwards TRIUMPH TWINS For concentrics Triumphs . Compatible with (Not suitable for Monobloc) modern gas! (Will also fit all mod- Part No: 622/197AL Rotary Type (Double capac- els listed above) ity of regular pump) $7.95 each Main: Part No: MOR01 Reg. $8.93 Part No: 60-7266 $375.00 Part No: 06-0816S/S Reserve: Reg. $442.76 $31.95 Part No: 60-7267 Reg. $42.08 TRIUMPH GAS TANK BADGES $15.00 1969 ONWARDS MODELS WITH Reg. $22.57 Morgo Plunger Pump MK1 CONCENTRIC CARB SCREWS Part No: MOR04 GASKET AND O RING SET 1969 onwards models with screws $175.20 Part No: 82-9700/1E GENUINE COMMANDO (1968-74) AIR Reg. $237.47 $68.95pr FILTER HOSE Reg. $80.66 Part No: 06-2537G $7.95 Reg. $10.99 PRIMARY CHAINCASE GASKETS (ALL UK MADE) Part No: CGS900 $3.95 Reg. $4.91 G/N15 & P11 COMMANDO STAINLESS STEEL Gas Taps: SRM NORTON TWIN PRESSURE Part No: 02-5037 RELIEF VALVE AIR FILTER HOSE Adaptor Type fitted to Triumphs 1963 $4.25 ring Onwards, G/N15, P11, Norton Part No: 06-6195SRM Reg. $7.65 Commando, 1971-2 A65 etc. $89.95 B25/44 Main: Reg. $125.00 Part No: 71-1418 Part No: 83-2801 $3.95 Reserve: Reg. $5.49 Part No: 03-3027S/S Part No: 83-2800 A7/10 1955-63 $8.95 $26.30 Part No: 42-7507 Reg. $9.85 Reg. $32.77 $4.75 Reg. $6.18 Walridge.com Ph (519) 227 4923 Fax (519) 227 4720 E-mail [email protected] PRIMARY CHAINCASE GASKETS 650cc Unit Twins 4 Speed Kick Start Cotter "D" SHAPED REAR BREATHER (ALL UK MADE) Continued HOSE FOR TRIUMPH TWINS Part No: 66-00227 With nut and washer. $20.30 For many BSA & Triumph models. A50/65 Reg. $22.85 Part No: 70-7854 Part No: 57-1222 $3.95 650/750 Unit Twins 5 Speed $2.50 For 650 Machines Reg. $4.74 Part No: 61358 Reg. $3.16 Part No: 83-1614 T100 1959-74 $18.60 $12.00 Over Sized Part No: 71-1456 Reg. $22.77 Reg. $16.39 $3.95 Part No: 57-1222/OS Reg. $4.51 $3.35 Gearbox Sprockets For 750 Machines Reg. $4.46 650/750 Twins 1963-on Part No: 83-4813 Part No: 71-7009 $12.00 $3.95 Reg. $16.79 Reg. $4.68 Triumph Twin PAtent PLate Made in England. Norton 1965 Part No: 70-4016 GIRLING TYPE SHOCK COVERS Oil Seal Sets on & Matchless/AJS 1957 on. $3.50 Reg. $4.91 BLACK TOP COVERS All $38.25 Part No: 9054/151 Reg. $47.03 $12.50 pr Rivets 3 required Reg. $29.66 19 Teeth Part No: 60-4255 Part No: 04-0480 50¢ each Reg. 74¢ BSA 20 Teeth B25/44/50 Part No: 06-0931 Wrist Pin Circlips Part No: 66-00232 CHROME LOWER COVERS $17.60 21 Teeth 500/650 Triumph Twins Chrome Lower Covers Reg. $22.77 Part No: 06-0721 Part No: 70-6869 Part No: 9054/47 BSA A50/65 22 Teeth 95¢ Each $24.50 Reg. $1.44 Part No: 61354 Part No: 06-0759 Reg. $31.19 $16.40 Triumph 4 Speed 650 Unit 1957 Reg. $20.54 on. RENOLD REAR CHAINS Norton 19 Teeth 5/8 X 3/8 (530) Part No: 57-1918 (Most British bikes) CHROME SCREW FOR AJS & Atlas, G/N15, P11 $30.25 Part No: 110056/110 Part No: 61356 MATCHLESS TOOL BOX LIDS Reg. $37.99 $87.50 $15.95 Reg. $101.67 Reg. $20.30 20 Teeth Part No: 57-1919 5/8 X 1/4 (520) Commando (BSA B25/44/50 & pre 1965 $33.65 Part No: 61357 Nortons) Reg. $42.28 Part No: 110054/110 $24.90 Part No: 01-4511 Reg. $29.88 Triumph 5 Speed Unit 1957 $93.15 Reg. $114.24 $7.95 Reg. $11.53 Triumph 20 Teeth Part No: 57-4782 Cub NORTON COMMANDO DRIVER 'S RUBBERS $38.45 1971-4 CHROME CHAINGUARD Part No: 61359 Reg. $45.41 $12.30 Reg. $15.79 NORTON COMMANDO OIL FILTER (GENUINE) 500cc Unit Twin BSA A50/65 With Logo Part No: 06-1865 Part No: 66-00229 Part No: 06-3371G Part No: 82-9602 $10.55 $87.70 $12.00 pr $18.60 Reg. $111.39 Reg. $26.95 Reg. $12.69 Reg. $16.29 Walridge.com Ph (519) 227 4923 Fax (519) 227 4720 E-mail [email protected] DRIVER 'S RUBBERS Continued Norton Kick Start Rubber with Norton Commando Roadster 1974. 200 Watt Unit – Single Logo Fits all Roadsters up to1974. Phase (for high output sta- Norton Commando Part No: 03-3218L Part No: 06-5234 tor – eg Mk3 Commando) Part No: 06-7760 $3.95 ea Part No: 86-303 $12.95 pr Reg. $4.95 $53.45 Reg. $16.24 Reg. $65.30 Triumph Kick Start Rubber With- Triumph 500/650 1963-66 Triumph Twins Up to 1967 out Logo 1968 Onwards Three Phase Unit Part No: 82-5239 Script Logo Part No: 57-2330 Part No: 86-302 Part No: NF-704 $3.25 ea $59.80 $11.75 pr Reg. $4.23 Reg. $63.31 Reg. $27.38 500/650 1967-68 Triumph Kick Start Rubber – Open Part No: 82-8204 Single Phase Unit With 1968 Onwards (Block Logo) End With Logo Capacitor Part No: 82-9279 Part No: 57-2330L Part No: CS-4030 $11.75 pr $3.40 ea $64.50 Reg. $14.21 Reg. $4.95 500 1969-74, 650 1969-70 Reg. $68.85 Part No: 83-1573 Passenger Rubbers BSA & Triumph Gear Change Rubber MAINTENANCE FREE 9AH BATTERY Part No: 57-2450UK 650 1971-72 4 Speed (Hinges on Suits most 12 volt British $1.75 ea right) Reg. $2.40 bikes. (Can’t be shipped BSA With Logo Part No: 83-4288 Part No: 82-9603 outside of Canada) $11.00 pr Norton/Matchless/AJS Part No: 12N9-4B-1SR Reg. $14.06 Gear Change Rubber $71.60 Triumph (Not Oil In Frame Part No: 04-0086 750 Twins 1973-77 Reg. $80.96 Bikes) $2.50 ea Part No: 83-4786 Part No: 82-1695 Reg. $3.49 $8.95 pr Reg. $11.50 Oil In Frame Bikes Part No: 82-9054 TAPER ROLLER STEERING BEARING Battery TRay Rubber $9.50 pr SETS GENUINE LUCAS ALTERNATORS Reg. $9.95 BSA A10/65 Etc By SRM Kick Start Rubbers Part No: SRMTR1 Rotor $59.95 Set Part No: 54202275 Part No: 82-8091 Reg. $75.15 $132.50 $2.95 Reg. $151.72 Reg. $5.43 BSA Closed End With Logo Regular Single Phase Stator Part No: 42-3159L Unit Construction 650 Triumphs Part No: 47205 1964-70 Battery Straps $2.95 ea Part No: CS2000 $112.50 Reg. $5.78 Reg. $125.82 $39.90 BSA Open End No Logo Reg. $49.01 Part No: 57-2759 Or Upgrade To Three Phase Sta- $3.75 ea tor (see regulator 86-302 below) Part No: 47244 18” Reg. $4.91 Part No: 82-9005 $132.50 BSA Open End With Logo Reg. $164.96 $6.00 Part No: 65-3212 Reg. $7.13 Seats $2.75 ea 10” Reg. $4.75 All $230.00 PODTRONICS SOLID STATE Part No: 82-9353 AMC (Norton/Matchless/ Reg $265.95 REGULATOR RECTIFIERS $5.00 AJS 1957-75) Made in England 150 Watt Unit – Single Phase Reg. $6.49 Part No: 03-3218UK Part No: 86-301 BSA A50/65 1967-70 $3.90 ea $49.50 Reg. $5.15 Part No: 68-9330 Reg. $59.36 Walridge.com Ph (519) 227 4923 Fax (519) 227 4720 E-mail [email protected] STAINLESS STEEL BATTERY Headlamp Rim Genuine REPRODUCTION REAR LIGHT UNITS BOYER IGNITION KITS STRAP BUCKLES Part No: 553248 525 Series- Most British bikes T150 Type $18.20 1953-55 Part No: 82-9355S/S Reg. $21.88 Part No: 53269 $8.75 $17.50 $149.95 ea Reg 169.95 Reg. $9.57 Reg. $38.51 Norton Twins 7" Light Units Part No: 96-700 BSA A50/65 1968-70 Part No: 82-9004S/S 529 Series Many Matchless BSA/Triumph Twins G80CS AJS 18CS & Tiger Cubs Part No: 96-701 $14.95 Reg. $16.29 Part No: 53429A Genuine Lucas $27.95 BSA/Triumph Triples Part No: 516798G Reg. $32.62 Part No: 96-702 Triumph 500/650 Twins $42.50 BSA/Triumph Singles Reg. $68.94 1968-70 Part No: KIT00051 Part No: 82-8032S/S L564 Series Most bikes 1956-66 $12.40 Reproduction Type PAZON IGNITION KITS Reg. $14.36 Part No: 516798 Part No: 53454E $29.95 $15.00 Reg. $45.34 Reg. $18.71 Triumph /BSA Oil-In-Frame Twins 1971-78 Part No: 83-3849S/S Grommet for bottom shell L679 Series $190.00 ea Reg 207.65 $14.50 Most bikes 1967-72 Reg. $15.61 Part All Twins Part No: 862217 No: 53973E Part No: 99-PA2 $2.25 Reg.
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