Looking for images of air filters other than the “standard” vokes on the tank. Seem to remember a cylinder strapped down the side? Standard or field mods of interest.
Scott

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Hi Scott,
I managed to get a Talflow filter as it is what was on the bike my late father in law rode in Burma.
Not fitted yet, but could sort a photo of that and of the original on his bike.

If that's the kind of thing you mean, drop me an email and I will sort it when I get back to work on Tuesday.
Cheers. Darren.

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Hello Scott,

Have a look at my website www.wdnorton.nl.
There you will find some more info on Air Cleaners. (Not complete yet)

Cheers,

Rob

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Darren PM sent, if I got your email address right!
Rob thanks, some great images there, keep going!
Anyone got anything else, looking to make/find an authentic alternative to the standard Vokes box?
cheers!
Scott

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There is the Burgess pancake type as fitted to the WB30 (only if room will allow of course) Ron

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Some WD Royal Enfield's had a box filter with a short rubber hose to the carb. (WD/L and G for instance). Other models had more of a flame trap than a filter (Also fitted to some 16H's I think). These are easy and readily available. Ron

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If you consider something really special yet authentic, you could go for the Australian Bryant Bros filter...

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Any pictures of the Bryant to be had anyone??

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A rear-mounted filter in Australian use :-

https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/C59132

Here are a couple of photos I took when I opened a NOS Bryant some years back - let me know if you want any others as I have that and a used one.





Here is another Australian rear mounted one in service - mounted very close to where the Bryant is designed to go but it looks a little squarer.

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I assume this is is a filter taken from a four-wheeled vehicle ?