
I might add that all of these resources are either in the public domain, or have been linked with permission obtained. These resources have been bought together from all over the Internet, and also from personal collections and experiences, they are designed to help with the ownership and enjoyment of the Bullet.
Please do not hesitate to include a resource if you have one to share, simply email Malc for it's inclusion.
This is a Japanese Parts Book, but don't worry, it's in English!
Euro Bearings information, usefull links from Yahoo member Johann
An explanation of British Cycle Thread. Many old bullets use this thread, and it is different to other Imperial Thread pitch's, all of which can be found on the same site. A good resource for the pre metric bikes.
Re-lacing a wheel, they actually use a Bullet wheel as well, very handy for us!
Measuring wheels for spokes, another handy bit of wheel info.
Parts for the Mikarb, they are actually bona-fide Mikuni spares, but I am informed the carbs are basically the same, and the real Mikuni bits will fit.
Boyer Brandsen Mk3 Fitting instructions, these are scanned in copies of the sheet that comes with the MK3
Here is an interesting test of the 1950's Redditch built 350 Bullet. I also have the 500 test which will be added in due course. The Motor Cycle 350 Bullet Road-test
And of course the we need the original Redditch 500 too, Part 1 and Part 2
Here is the Mikuni VM Carburettor manual usefull for the Mikarbs also as I believe they're fundamentally the same carb, it's a .pdf file so will take a few seconds to open. Carburettor Manual.
Here is a great little resource all about the 4-speed gearbox, written by Mauro Werder who has kindly gave me permission to link it here! 4-Speed Gearbox
Kindly supplied by Cattspeed This is a good article by the old motorcycle writer Ixion, about attempts on the good old Lands End to John O'Groats trip, or End to End record attempts. Have a read, 6 pages in all, click the page links below.
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