Would anyone know if there was a rear spindle that fits the M20, has the same fittings, but is 1-2 inches longer, well it was when it was put on my frame, thanks.

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No sensible suggestions Kit as I am not too conversant with pre war BSAs that might have had such a thing...so my guess would be the 30.5 Cubic inch M20 'Fatbob' or the 'made for the UK only' Indian version ..Ian

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thanks Ian, I bought it at Kempton with John and it had quite a bit of the preserve grease on it, which had gone hard, which makes me think it wasnt from India.

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Maybe G14 or Y13, you might have a goldmine there!

Too late, I chopped off the excess!!! I had to as it was fouling the stand spring, I saw it and it did look like a genuine one, but I'd say it was about 1 1/2" longer.

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Still have mine, must measure it, like kit I bought it as it was m20, atleast I thought it was :-D
Jo'b

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Definitely not G14....Ian

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Don't tell me you have a G14 hidden away!!

I bought a repro M20 rear wheel spindle from Draganfly and had to chop a good inch off it. Ron

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Hi Douglas...I use to have one...1936. What is more regrettable is that I used to have a Y13 as well..I shouldn't have got rid of that...Doooh!..Ian

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Wow just looked those up, what lovely V Twins, whats the story with them. I'm guessing uber rare and jolly dear, but they probably sound wonderful, needless to say they look the dogs dangly bits.

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Kit
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