Hi all,
I have finished my first project bike WM20 1942. I am pleased with the results. I would like to thank forum members for supplying their knowledge to issues I had over the past year and a half while restoring the bike. I will send a better picture at another time to go on the guests’ bikes glossary.
email (option): banderson323@bigpond.com
You've done a fantastic job, that looks really good 
email (option): horror@blueyonder.co.uk
Thanks it's been an enjoyable experience, even there has been some expense. I am looking forward to some rides with my fellow vintage bike mates 
next one now Bryce before you start to withdrawal symptoms
email (option): roger.beck@node6.com
ANOTHER ONE LIVES!!!!
Nice work Bryce. Like snack food, can you stop at one?
email (option): britool51@hotmail.com
Well done Bryce, we were probably out in the garage doing the same work side by side at some point rebuilding our bikes, just finished mine and it's taken me a similar sort of time span.
Great job and I hope you are as proud as me, now you have it running.
You have to smile when you hear it running every time, it makes all those long hours worth it.
Enjoy every moment and always be proud of what you have achieved.
Great job.
Julian
email (option): 79aust@sky.com
Hi Bryce..I did my first one when I was 17...40 plus years ago
...You've made a far better job of yours than I did of mine!...The finished result is a credit to you....Ian
email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com
G'day Bryce,
Very nice job By the way, did you borrow my mates trailer
He lives in Perth and has one just like it, in fact he owns an WDM20 as well
Regards,
Dave
email (option): jeepfinger@blueyonder.co.uk
You guys guessed it I have sourced another WDM 20 1941 with matching numbers and just about all complete original parts. And the trailer is mine I bought it new Perth is on the other side of the country.
Beautiful job!
email (option): berryman.brian@gmail.com