From: | Joep | e-mail: | joepvdsteen-A-gmail.com |
Subject: | RE: RE: RE: Chainguard | Date: | Mon Aug 17 07:55:34 2015 |
Response to: | 20698 |
Thanks Dave (got one from Mutt already btw) Joep ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Joep, The numbers were rather crudely spray-painted by the factory, apparently with a stencil, as there is a lot of overspray. I'll take a photo of mine and post it - in the next day or two. Dave ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Just to show you how it looks like with the numbers :-) Joep ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Hi there, I'm restoring a 1951 125cc machine and was reading about the chain guards and I was wondering if the white part is just for the numbers or that it is the whole raised "Land" area.(i'm ready to start the painting job for this part) Plus my numbers are 3201 (not 1023 as described on the website chainguard page) but mine is a replica so this could have been done on purpose of course and finally does anyone have an idea why these numbers are there ? and if they stand for anything ? Thanks Joep |