It still is! judging by the sellers name.
Ron
email (option): ronpier@talk21.com
I spend a lot of money on my bikes but personally, I'm still not ready for the £450 plus headlamp...
...Ian
email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com
'Relatively' cheap.... ...Ian
email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com
I have one of these,
In a closed cardboard box,
Wrapped neatly in the original grease paper from the outside.
I bought it from eBay few years ago.
I never opened it, and was offered 20Eu from a curious BSA workshop owner,
Just to open and see what's inside.. LOL 
I nay be stupid, but I did not accept his offer.
I like to see it originally closed.
-Hope not open it one day and find a water-melon inside..
Noam.
email (option): noam10@gmail.com
Usually these parts have stickers on them with Not to be opened until required for use so you are actually not allowed to open it until required for use
email (option): ahum@quicknet.nl
And in this case, it is a command !!
email (option): noam10@gmail.com
Keith,
I am not in the BSA scene for as long as many of the guys here,
But in the 8 years (+/-) I am, the parts prices has gone up so much,
That it would be no surprise if the prices you quoted will be fetched..
Many of the BSAs here went for scrap and metal many years ago, as it was not worth
To ensure or MOT it, and was heavy, old slow and obsolete...
you could buy a top quality one for 400-500 GBP, or less.
For the last few years, since there is a "trend" for classic vehicle and low
Prices for insurance and MOT for it, you can buy A WM20for 3000 GBP+...(Some ask 7500...)
The same goes for the parts-
As long as there will be customers and less supply, the prices would continue to climb..
On the other hand,
Of course I do really wish for dear Henk to get top price !! 
Noam.
email (option): noam10@gmail.com
Not tempting for me...I won't be building any more WD bikes with spares going for the prices they are currently..It's just too expensive to get ALL the right parts...
The T120R I am working on is a 'special' so I'm not tied to having standard parts...and I can buy some very nice after market parts for a lot less money...
£45 for a set of Amal forged aluminium competition handle bar levers for example...or £300 for a WDM20 set....Ian
email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com
Hi Robb,
Yes, I will happily send a photo.
It is in a storage 10Km away, with most of my other BSA parts.
I will take that photo and send to you, at first chance I get.
Noam.
email (option): noam10@gmail.com
I'm not complaining, that won't change anything..
But I have shifted the emphasis of what I do in reaction to prices that I no longer feel happy paying....
It's just a question of what, personally, you feel something is worth and how much cash you have or are prepared to tie up in it..
I can afford a £450 headlamp, but I don't want it that much...
I paid less than half of that for a one off forged piston for my sprinter..and £100 less than that for a one off carillo conrod for the same machine..
For that sort of money I can get some good 'one off' parts machined for my Triumph...or buy about 5 chrome headlamps... ...and still enjoy myself just as much building the Triumph which, ultimately, is worth more money than most WD bikes...
But go ahead... I'm not trying to stop anybody else 'splashing the cash' if they want to....Ian
email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com
Henk is obviously doing well selling his WD parts, but he seems to be doing better selling comics and super hero figures, from his shop in Amsterdam
email (option): horror@blueyonder.co.uk
Indeed and not just that.
Henk
email (option): ahum@quicknet.nl
Also this place in Amsterdam, I forgot to take a picture of it but found it on the net
I guess Henk is a popular name
email (option): horror@blueyonder.co.uk