Thanks for the info Ron. The perch and lever do not quite look the same though. I haven't tried but I reckon the one in primer would fit onto the perch on the bike. Also, what does the correct choke lever look like? Is it longer and brass like this one?
Horror, thanks too for the info. Do you or anyone else have an image of the correct early WM20 lever as a guide?
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Getting lever fever is a bad illness and can take a long time to cure and it's not cheap unless you're lucky
Only problem would be the 1" vs 7/8".?
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Sam the later 16H's had 7/8" bars!
Here is a scan from a 1944 M20 parts list showing the standard Amal levers. The choke and mag levers are curved and have a ball end and not the flat end. Ron
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Getting lever fever is a bad illness and can take a long time to cure and it's not cheap unless you're lucky
Only problem would be the 1" vs 7/8".?
Late war and civvie bikes were 7/8"
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Cas, this is what's on mine. I believe the choke/mag levers are correct, the the brake/clutch not so.
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Just returned from Wuxi in China today and the first of two packages was sitting there with four sets of NOS levers. When I receive the rest I will contact all parties whom requested some. They are covered in thick grease but I will leave them for the new owners to clean up.
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I can also get these levers NOS
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AAHHHH, I must be drunk
Amazing find, I would be in the queue if I hadn't a spare set. These levers work great, especially the valve lifter, much and much better than that stupid little thumb lever that pricks into the tank.
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