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Welcome to the British Cycle Supply Catalogue Just Click on the Rectangle to Go Directly to the Index and Click on the Items to Go to the Pages Welcome to the British Cycle Supply Catalogue Just click on the rectangle to go directly to the index and click on the items to go to the pages. Alternatively you can use the “search” function on the bar above to search by description or part number. If you don’t have the current BCS Priceguide, simply e-mail us and we will e-mail one right back to you. Please include your name and address, telephone number, and the serial number of your motorcycle. This will allow us to add you to our database and facilitate any future contact. (If you are already a customer, please tell us and include your customer number, if possible.) mailto:[email protected] Please visit us on the web: http://www.britcycle.com Go directly to: Index Front Cover Part Number Information Parts Man’s Prayer If you have any problems or questions please contact us. Tel: (902)542-7478 Fax: (902)542-7479 New Feature: Click on any of the red URL's to go directly to the web page for the indicated product! Click on the mailto:[email protected] on any page to e-mail. Thanks for trying our catalogue! CUSTOMER # WORLDWIDE CATALOGUE #13 PUBLICATION 101-009 (This book should be used with the illustrated "factory" parts book for the specific year and model motorcycle being worked on, and the BCS Priceguide.) PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR PRE 1988 And Other Classic British Bikes From: BRITISH CYCLE SUPPLY COMPANY 604 DAVISON ST, RR3 WOLFVILLE, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA, B4P 2R3 & 146 PORTER STREET, HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, USA, 07601 PHONE (902)542-7478 FAX (902)542-7479 E-MAIL: [email protected] WEB SITE: http://www.britcycle.com IMPORTERS AND WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS OF: * ORIGINAL * REPLACEMENT * TOURING * HIGH PERFORMANCE * CUSTOM * PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR CLASSIC BRITISH MOTORCYCLES SUPPLYING PARTS TO RIDERS AND THE TRADE SINCE 1977! WAREHOUSES IN MELANSON, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA AND HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, USA Riders, you can also have your favourite Brit Bike Shop contact us for parts. HOW TO USE THE BCS PRICEGUIDE TO FIND PRICES AND AVAILABILITY The BCS Priceguide is designed to be used in conjunction with the "factory" parts book for a particular year and model motorcycle. The original equipment manufacturer's part numbers can be referenced in the Priceguide to show price and availability as of publication date. Norton Part Numbers: Early Norton part numbers can appear in a variety of ways: E3135 becomes NME3135 and supersedes to 06-7584 T2166 becomes NMT2166 and supersedes to 06-3995 25060 becomes NM25060 and supersedes to 06-7903 (please note: the early Norton numbers are found in the front part of the Priceguide section as NME3135; NMT2166; NM25060; etc.) BSA Part Numbers: When consulting your BSA parts book, check carefully to be sure you have written the part numbers correctly. BSA part numbers are composed of two digits, a dash, and at least four digits following. Occasionally, there will be a six digit number followed by a slash mark and one, two or three digits. For example, BSA part numbers may be listed as: 67-0946 42-6528/88 97-3896/3 97-3795/177 However, some of the older BSA parts books may show the part numbers in an entirely different way. In all cases, BSA part numbers must be entered on your parts order with two digits, a dash, and at least four digits following. When you look up a BSA part number in a BSA part book, and it does not show two digits, a dash, and at least four digits, it will be necessary to convert to this form, to either enter the part number correctly on your parts order, or to assist you in looking up a price in the Priceguide section. To convert old part numbers, fill in the missing digits with zeros. 2-525 becomes 02-0525 (Only the last two digits before the dash are the 40-24 becomes 40-0024 start of the part number; some early parts books 67-949 becomes 67-0949 listed a price code first, which should be ignored.) Triumph Part Numbers: In 1973 Triumph introduced a numerical part numbering system which supercedes the old alpha-numeric system, in most cases. The old alpha-numeric numbers convert as follows: DXXXX becomes 60-XXXX HXXXX becomes 97-XXXX EXXXX (4 digits) becomes 70-XXXX SXXXX becomes 21-XXXX EXXXXX (5 digits) becomes 71-XXXX TXXXX becomes 57-XXXX FXXXX (4 digits) becomes 82-XXXX WXXXX becomes 37-XXXX FXXXXX (5 digits) becomes 83-XXXX Some exceptions to the above are listed in the Priceguide. Some Triumph numbers are found in the early part of the Priceguide section as WE479; S262; S661; etc. WE479 becomes 70-6869 S262 becomes 60-4250 Call British Cycle Supply Company S661 becomes 60-4253 (902)542-7478 if you have any questions. Support Your Local Parts Man Blessed be he who abuseth not his parts man, for his orders shall not be forgotten, and he shall ride in the days of summer. Accursed be he who greeteth his parts man with scorn and disdain, for his orders shall be mislaid, he shall suffer many backorders, and he shall not ride until the days of summer are gone and the snow doeth fly. British Cycle Supply Company Importers and distributors of original, replacement, speed and custom parts and accessories for CLASSIC TRIUMPH - BSA - NORTON MOTORCYCLES 604 DAVISON ST, RR3 WOLFVILLE, NS, CANADA, B4P 2R3 & 146 PORTER ST, HACKENSACK, NJ, USA, 07601 TEL: (902)542-7478 - FAX: (902)542-7479 - www.britcycle.com - [email protected] AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! Call British Cycle Supply Company (902)542-7478 Please visit www.britcycle.com Catalogue Index Acorn Nuts 56 Footpegs 93 Oiltanks, Custom 99 Air Filters 110 Forkbraces 98 Ordering 5 Air Filter Oil 30 Forkcrowns 98 Order Form 160 Allen Bolt Sets 56 Fork Gaiters 91 Parts Books 24 Alpha Big End bearings 59 Forward Controls 92 Patches 34 Alternator Kits 48 Frame Clamps 127 Petcocks 107 Anti Drain Valve 112 Frame, Sections 96 Pistons 61 Baffles, Muffler 127 Frames, Hardtail, BSA 96 Piston Rings 61 Batteries 50 Frames, Hardtail, Triumph 95 Piston Sleeves 61 Bearings 59 Frames, Plunger, Triumph 95 Power Units 47 Bearings, Shell 59 Fuel Conditioner 30 Rearsets 93 Belt Drive Kits 71 Fuel Filters 109 Regulators, Solid State 47 Bezels, Speedo & Tach 105 Fuel Line 108 Return Policy 159 Big Bore Kits 71 Gaskets 128 Rim Bands 103 Bing Carb Parts 113 Gasket Sets 60 Rim Locks 103 Bolts 56 Gastanks, Custom 99 Rims, Custom 102 Books (On British Motorcycles) 6 Gas Caps 108 Risers, Handlebar 98 Boyer Electronic Ignitions Kits 44 Goggles 31 Rita Electronic Ignition 48 Brackets, Headlight 41 Goodridge Stainless Hose 143 Rubbers, Peg 91 Brackets, Taillight 43 Hagon Shocks 94 Seat Covers 78 Brake Hose 143 Handlebars, Custom 80 Seats, Custom 78 Brake Parts, Performance 102 Handlebar Controls 80 Seats, Racing 79 BSA Parts 130 Handlebar Grips 80 Seats, Stock 77 Buckles 39 Handlebar Risers 98 Seats, Touring 78 CD’s (Parts Books & Manuals) 21 Hardware Kits 56 Shim Kits 56 Cables, Control 81 Hardware, Eng. Mt. Kits 58 Shocks, Hagon 94 Cables, Control Universal 80 Hardware, Nut & Bolt Kits 57 Sidestands, Custom 98 Cables, Speedo 105 Hats, Baseball 31 Signs, Parking 39 Cables, Tach 105 Haynes Books 24 Spark Plugs 50 Calendars 25 Headlights and Parts 41 Spark Plug Wires 52 Camshafts, Megacycle 72 Headlight Shells 42 Speedometers 106 Carbs, Amal 114 Highway Pegs 93 Springer Forks 97 Carbs, Amal 276 Series 115 Horns 51 Spoke Kits 102 Carbs, Amal Concentric 118 Index 1 Steering Damper Kits 98 Carbs, Amal MKII 120 Isolastic Conversion (Norton) 93 Switches, Handlebar 51 Carbs, Amal Monobloc 116 K&N Products 111 Switch, Ignition 51 Carb Manifolds 113 Keytags 37 Switch, Brake Light 51 Carbs, Mikuni 113 Lapel Pins 35 Tab Washer Sets 56 Chain 101 Levers 80 Tachometers 106 Chopper Guide 20 Light Bulbs 55 Taillights and Parts 43 Chrome Guard 30 Lucas Parts 53 Taps and Dies 29 Clocks 38 Magnetos 49 Tax Disc Holder 43 Clothing 31 Megacycle Cams 72 Throttle Controls 80 Clutch Kit, Hydraulic 102 Mirrors 104 Tools 26 Coil, Dual Lead 47 Muffler Clamps 127 Triumph Parts 133 Company Information 2 Mufflers, Custom 123 Tubes 103 Conrods, Carrillo 145 Mufflers, Stock 122 Tyres 103 Decals 32 Mugs, Coffee 40 Used Parts 158 Electrical Parts 53 Norton Parts 141 Valves 66 Electric Box 99 Numberplates 43 Valve Guides 66 Electronic Ignition Kits (Boyer) 44 Nuts 56 Velocity Stacks 109 Electronic Ignition Kits (RITA) 48 Nut and Bolt Kits 57 Wallcharts 25 Exhaust Pipes, Cycle Shack 125 Oil Coolers 112 Web Site Information 4 Exhaust Pipes, Custom 126 Oil Filter Kits 109 Wiring Diagram, Custom 23 Exhaust Pipes, Stock 124 Oil Line 108 Wiring Diagram, Simplified 22 Fenders, Custom 100 Oil Pumps, Ariel 145 Wiring Harnesses 48 Ferodo Brake Shoes & Pads 144 Oil Pumps, Triumph 146 Workshop Manuals 24 Finned Clips 127 Oil Seal Kits 60 Year Book 147 http://www.britcycle.com Copyright British Cycle Supply Company mailto:[email protected] Tel: (902)542-7478 Fax: (902)542-7479 1 CALL THE BRITISH PARTS SPECIALISTS (902)542-7478 TO PLACE AN ORDER OR MAKE AN ENQUIRY HISTORY: British Cycle Supply Company Limited has been request take a lot of explanation. In our experience we have in business since 1977. Our warehouse just outside Wolfville, found that most questions can be answered promptly and Nova Scotia, was opened in 1983, after taking over the parts efficiently by telephone. We ask you to phone us despite the stock and distribution activities of Raymond-Burke Motors Ltd, added expense as we believe that this is the best method of former Canadian Triumph/BSA importers.
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