Available in 125 and 175w versions, both are interchangeable with the original Lucas single or three-phase stators, and compatible with the original Lucas rotors.
These were fitted to the last 750cc Triumph Bonnevilles, but can be fitted to any bike post-1959 using the 74mm rotor.
Both stators cost £94.95 and are supplied with the A Reg Three regulator/rectifier for £134.90, plus £10.50 p&p.
For more details, contact Paul Goff at 62 Clare Rd, Prestwood, Bucks HP16 0NU (01494 868218).
• Originally established to maintain supplies of Dunlop tyres for vintage and veteran cars and motorcycles, Vintage Tyres has been in business since 1962. During the intervening years it has never ceased adding to its product range by understanding the needs of its customers and approaching the right manufacturers to come up with the goods.
In recent times completely new tyres have been developed which, using the latest in technology and materials, are bringing much greater levels of performance while retaining the look and feel of the appropriate period.
Serving a worldwide market, Vintage Tyres is based on the National Motor Museum site at Beaulieu, Hampshire, and stocks almost 20,000 tyres for two, three and four-wheeled vehicles.
With its Ensign brand, it has become the only company that can supply a complete range of beaded-edge tyres.
Its products also now include the conventional wired-on Ensign Universal range employing the Universal pattern that was common in the 1930s, 40s and 50s in popular sizes. This means that, at last, owners of bikes from that period can fit tyres with the right tread pattern that are already available in 325-19, 350-19, 300-20 and 300-21, with more to come.
To find out more, call Vintage Tyre Supplies Ltd, The National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, Hampshire SO42 7ZN (01590 612261, 01590 612722 (fax) or visit.
• With 20 years’ experience of buying, selling and restoring every kind of NSU Quickly moped, Roger Worton can supply a huge range of replacement components ranging from nuts, bolts, washers and control cables to tyres, seat covers, brake and front fork assemblies and everything that could possibly be needed for a total engine rebuild.
NSU is an abbreviation for the town of Neckarsulm, which became the company’s main manufacturing base, and where Audi sports cars are still built in a huge factory on the old NSU site.
Roger’s latest 34-page spare parts listing includes exploded drawings pointing out exactly which parts go where, and covers the Quickly N, S, Cavallino, L, 23-N, T, TT, 23-S, 23-S/2 and 23F. All he asks for a copy of his excellent catalogue is the inclusion of three first-class stamps in a letter addressed to Roger Worton, NSU Quickly Spares, 56 Crosslands, Stantonbury, Milton Keynes, MK14 6AX (01908 314797; email [email protected]; website www.nsuquicklyspares.co.uk
