These Ariel twins are formidable with engines designed by the great motorcycle engineers Valentine Page and Edward Turner. They accelerated with great ease and could reach 160 km per hour (100.4 mph) under favorable conditions. They heated up when required more energetically, as the cylinders and heads were made of cast iron, but indestructible. In the series that they imported into Brazil, the instruments were all on the tank, just the ammeter on the headlight housing. They had an articulated suspension at the rear with a small but very stable travel. I really miss this model. Thank you for the competent demonstration. I had been looking for a live demonstration for years and only you managed to bring these very rare twins to the world again demonstrating the peculiar techniques of English motorcycles. UNTIL!
These Ariel twins are formidable with engines designed by the great motorcycle engineers Valentine Page and Edward Turner. They accelerated with great ease and could reach 160 km per hour (100.4 mph) under favorable conditions. They heated up when required more energetically, as the cylinders and heads were made of cast iron, but indestructible. In the series that they imported into Brazil, the instruments were all on the tank, just the ammeter on the headlight housing. They had an articulated suspension at the rear with a small but very stable travel. I really miss this model. Thank you for the competent demonstration. I had been looking for a live demonstration for years and only you managed to bring these very rare twins to the world again demonstrating the peculiar techniques of English motorcycles. UNTIL!