Youtube is full of "experts". Get a load and a laugh out of a couple..
I loved how the guy showing how to open the cap on the tank and it looks like the guts of it falls out inside the tank....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2g6BamJrKUA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy-iMQWKVlo

I do like the two American guys with their totally original 1937 WM20
It's actually quite a nice project bike and would make any easy restoration.
I'd date it at 1943 and with a number of post war parts.

With recent history so easily bent! It does make me wonder how much of our English history that we were taught at school is accurate. I'm starting to doubt if Henry V111 actually did have 6 wives???

Ron

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Ace, he struggles to open the fuel tank cap and the bits drop into the tank, he then instantly shuts it.
Looks like the rear stand stops are shot as the stand is way to far under the bike, heading for a fractured frame or stand.
Tim W

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He seems like a very nice chap and is probably a doctor or lawyer or something. He's also very enthusiastic about that bike, but he should leave the fettling to those two mechanics he praises so highly Ron

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Nice.

I also liked the Indian one..

It was on the forum a year ago.

http://pub37.bravenet.com/forum/static/show.php?usernum=3155626639&frmid=16&msgid=1232316&cmd=show

Noam.

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Actually, the Indian fella was not nearly as bad as the other two guys, I wonder where they got their info? Interesting kickstarting drill too, glad to see it fired up before he broke his ankle.
That Mr Khan the mechanic is one serious looking dude. Reminded me of Yoda..

Noam Zehavi

Nice.

I also liked the Indian one..

It was on the forum a year ago.

http://pub37.bravenet.com/forum/static/show.php?usernum=3155626639&frmid=16&msgid=1232316&cmd=show

Noam.

email (option): wm20@scorpionvideo.net