As so little seems to be 'out there' covering these Greeves models, as promised I've had a further dig through my files and found this excellent set of articles, put together by Andrew King and published in LL#38, December 1990. I trust Andrew won't mind me posting them here, in the interests of helping out some fellow members who may not have this issue of 'LL' or seen this information before.
I've posted them primarily in response to Stuart Baskill's recent and ongoing enquries via the forum for parts and info on these bikes, although I hope Andy B will benefit as well, and that other forum members will find them of interest.
Including posting, it will have taken me just under five hours putting it all together this morning, including spending an age repairing and enhancing the main 'exploded view' engine drawing to remove the damage on the original so I could present it here as an additional image, and doing the same with any other engine drawings included in the articles. It meant having to do more scans, but I have also seperated the pages individually to increase quality/viewability, especially with the photographs. The quality of the images I had to work with were not great, but I've done my best for you. As such, I hope it has been worthwhile, for someone at least...
I will spread the content over five consecutive posts due to the amount of material, and so I could group the images more effectively for reference.
And please, if anyone has any parts to assist Stuart with his restoration, do get in touch with him if you can help.
This first post includes scans of Andrew Kings article 'An Introduction To The British Anzani Engined Greeves.'
Brian T.
I've posted them primarily in response to Stuart Baskill's recent and ongoing enquries via the forum for parts and info on these bikes, although I hope Andy B will benefit as well, and that other forum members will find them of interest.
Including posting, it will have taken me just under five hours putting it all together this morning, including spending an age repairing and enhancing the main 'exploded view' engine drawing to remove the damage on the original so I could present it here as an additional image, and doing the same with any other engine drawings included in the articles. It meant having to do more scans, but I have also seperated the pages individually to increase quality/viewability, especially with the photographs. The quality of the images I had to work with were not great, but I've done my best for you. As such, I hope it has been worthwhile, for someone at least...
I will spread the content over five consecutive posts due to the amount of material, and so I could group the images more effectively for reference.
And please, if anyone has any parts to assist Stuart with his restoration, do get in touch with him if you can help.
This first post includes scans of Andrew Kings article 'An Introduction To The British Anzani Engined Greeves.'
Brian T.
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