[billhaworth@aol.com]

That is really helpful, thank you very much!
The blacksmith is reviewing now so when I get to a stand, I'll post a picture
Again thanks , to all who have helped

[singleminded]

Hi .this is the picture I took of the stand i made using the castings that Bruce Harrison had made for the club.
They took a bit of fettling but that was all that was available in 2010.
The width i took from the frame and I bent the legs to clear the exhausts, pattern pipes do not fit like the factory ones. I couldn't get the silencers as close to the wheel as the factory did.
The distance from the pivot I had to measure from the bike as well as the distance from mudguard clip to the pivot point didn't match with anything I had compared to on other bikes.

[billhaworth@aol.com]

Many thanks, I'll look out for them

[singleminded]

I have some photos of the one I built using the castings the club had..Oval tubing can be bought from Mark Baker, it's the correct eliptical oval tube and not expensive. As soon as i can transfer all my photos to this new computer I'll post them.
John Hood

[billhaworth@aol.com]

I am  missing the appropriate rear stand for my 1934/5 Model 9A, which is a twin port and needs the stand which curves out to clear the silencers. My best solution would be if anyone had one which they would be prepared to part with; I would be thrilled to buy it!
But if not, and I have to get one mede, a good set of photos of the stand on and off the frame would be very helpful for the blacksmith I end up getting to make me one
Any help the members can give would be most welcome
Bill Haworth