I've always liked these but I've never known who used to make them?Dunno mate… but they shudda gone to Specsavers![]()
None of these 60s cafe racer type add-ons make a jot of differenceFor the man who likes to transport a lot of aluminium.
I've added some extra finning to this royal Enfield headHere's the ron wood version of added fins.
Webco made some stuff like theseI always thought they were Webco branded
That must be a new model, not seeing it in their line-up..If you're really into finning - as you appear to be - maybe...
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Don Pender on this site did have some. I bought one some years ago. The castings around the fins were kind of rough. I haven't smoothed them out yet. I saw a set of CNC'd rocker covers on Ebay a few years ago. Scored them for $100. Absolute bling. Front and rear.
Baz,Hi
Does anyone know who used to make these finned oil pipe fittings?
These are on an atlas engine but I have seen them on commando engines
I hope the oil doesn’t get cooled so much it freezes in that thing!I picked the engine up today
Here's a close up of the finned fitting
There's no makers name that I can see
I bought these finned rocker covers many moons ago at Gus Kuhn in London, ( long since out of business) they were advertized as Duntall items.Hi
Does anyone know who used to make these finned oil pipe fittings?
These are on an atlas engine but I have seen them on commando engines
Yep I know where the rocker covers come fromI bought these finned rocker covers many moons ago at Gus Kuhn in London, ( long since out of business) they were advertized as Duntall items.
They are still fitted on my bike, makes it 10 mph faster .(lol)