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 Posted: 15:38 - 08 Nov 2012  Post subject: Re: ajs parts |
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| andyhazell81 wrote: | anyone know about part compatibility on the ajs nac as i need a chain sprockets and have heard they might be the same honda cg parts |
No idea. Probably no-one else does either. But from having a quick look at pics and spec of the bike, I can be pretty sure that there won't be many, if any, compatible parts. The AJS is clearly a completely different bike, not a CG clone, which pretty much rules out most frame/chassis parts, and the engine is apparently a 125 twin, whereas the CG is a single, which rules out engine parts.
The chain and sprockets might be co-incidentally the same, but the only way to find out would be to buy both and compare. Also, there are loads of versions of the CG, so even if some versions were compatible, getting the right one would be blind luck. Is there an AJS forum? Might have more luck trying there.
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Threads about Chinese "AJS" bikes make me sad 
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This ^.
https://www.ajsmotorcycles.co.uk/new_AJS/docs/main.htm
"Our company's origin can be traced back to the early 1900's when the Stevens brothers - Harry, George, Jack and Joe set about producing AJS motorcycles.The initials AJS were taken from Albert John (Jack) Stevens, the only brother to have a middle name. "
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| Posted: 16:46 - 08 Nov 2012 Post subject: |
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chain and sprockets are the easiest to find to be honest you may have to research but jts have allot of info on there parts so cross reference between what you have and what they stock
www.jtsprockets.com/
i see what i can dig up for you, also pics of the sprockets will help narrow it down if you have the sprockets off a ruler across would be very helpfull
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