Thanks for that. The plates seem to be sets. The thicker ones on the left look like front plates as there's the space for the speedo gearbox on one of them. The other two on the right are a few millimetres thinner then the others so possibly a rear set.I believe that they are Maughan plates. The pattern style is certainly Maughan. Maughn does make rear aluminum plates also.
David
I'll never fit them on the bike so have popped them on eBay.Be Careful , If they were Roger Slater Ones, Some didn't have the middle hole ,
In the centre !!.
I fitted a pair just before a race meeting Cadwell Park, = No Brakes !!!!.
Also He gave you a metal thing with holes in to stick to the inside to stop stones
getting in, Which fell off and got jammed inside ?.
Bill, Ted Davis also sold plates that looked the same as the Slater efforts, the Davis plates looked as if the alloy had been poured into a hole in the ground.I bought a set off him,I was filing for weeks to get them to fit. Strangely, they worked better than the originals.I had to provide the pieces of perforated tin for the air scoops.My araldite must have been better than yours, I am still using them.Be Careful , If they were Roger Slater Ones, Some didn't have the middle hole ,
In the centre !!.
I fitted a pair just before a race meeting Cadwell Park, = No Brakes !!!!.
Also He gave you a metal thing with holes in to stick to the inside to stop stones
getting in, Which fell off and got jammed inside ?.