Henk, you posted a photo of an earlier WM20 saddle frame year ago, that you said you were looking for and eventually obtained if I remember correctly. Do you still have that photo? I have two seat frames I need to ID.

Thanks for your time.

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Hi, If Henk hasn't got them, I've got an early type I can photograph if you like, it is coverless, and not mounted on the bike so I can get pics from all angles

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Hi Henri,

I have just send you some info.

Henk

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Thanks Dave, here are the two that I am puzzled over, they are coverless as well.


Hi Henk, wrote as you answered!

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Hi Henri,

Are these both the same? I guess these should fit the M20 and could use one of these.

Henk

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I think this is the early Terry saddle, the only way to tell if its from an M20 is to offer it up to an M20 frame and see if the brackets line up, if not then its for a Matchless or something else.

I do seem to remember someone having a saddle frame with a model number stamped on somewhere?, if you clean them up you may find something.

Henri's two differ in that the rear brackets are riveted inside the rear bar on one and outside on the other.

Here is mine which came with my M20.

Rob.

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Good eye Rob!

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Rob Miller

I think this is the early Terry saddle, the only way to tell if its from an M20 is to offer it up to an M20 frame and see if the brackets line up, if not then its for a Matchless or something else.

I do seem to remember someone having a saddle frame with a model number stamped on somewhere?, if you clean them up you may find something.

Henri's two differ in that the rear brackets are riveted inside the rear bar on one and outside on the other.

Here is mine which came with my M20.

Rob.

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no number.

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