I've got a few pictures of the Talflow fitted to M20's and in two of them there is clearly a protection pad akin to the well documented Vokes pad. I'm going to try and make something up , but will have to use some guesswork/artistic license. Ron

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Hello Ian,

The nomination "BSA only" was not really correct.
At the other side of the row there is at least one more G3L (John Tinley) and one WD16H (mine).
I don't know the owner of the G3L at the left hand side of the row.

Cheers to all and keep safe,

Rob van den Brink

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Yes, I think this was when we met up at some point...The tour I organised that year was indeed M20s only though...17 in total...
Obviously on that occassion owners of other bikes were seeking to bask in the reflected glory...:laughing: ...Ian

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Out of interest since it was mentioned. Both these BEF Royal Enfield's appear to have a black headlamp rim. Ron

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Ron, the first image is not BEF. It's taken in the UK but difficult to know when.

I wonder if the lower photo actually has an overpaint of the blue BEF masking system ? Although it was supposed to be inside the glass, my KG3 rim showed a certain amount of blue on the outside.

Rik I agree that picture is in England, but is that not the Highland Division that went to France, one of which I believe is Jan's bike. The second picture is actually the bike that Lex now owns. Under advisement from Jan, I painted the rims black on both Ben and Lex's BEF WD/C's. Ron
Uh Oh! Now I've downloaded Jan's bike, I can see that I've got the markings mixed up.....But they are the same period!

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Yes, that was a stunning discovery, about exactly a year ago!!!



Cheers,

Lex

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