Spares & Parts For Ariel 4 Stroke

Engine Parts – Click on your bike for all of the engine parts.

Accessories
Air filter
Battery
Battery carrier
Barrel etc – See engine type above
Big end assembly – See engine type above
Bolts
Books
Brake pedal, rod etc
Brakes
Cables, not speedometer
Camshafts & followers – See engine type above
Carburetter
Catalogues
Centre stand
Chains and chainguard
Clutch
Colour equivalents
Crankcase & fittings – See engine type above
Crankshaft assembly – See engine type above
Cylinder barrel – See engine type above
Cylinder head & fittings – See engine type above
Cylinder liners
Dual seats
Dynamo
Electrical – Charging
Electrical – Ignition
Electrical – Lighting
Electrical – Switches
Electrical-Wiring

Engine plates
Engine number listing
Exhaust systems
Fastenings, standard
Footrests
Forks
Frame number listing
Gaskets
Gasket Sets
Gearbox
Gearbox number listing
Girder forks
Handlebars and controls
Horns
HT coils etc.
Lighting equipment
Liners
Magneto
Main bearings (crank) – See engine type above
Manuals
Mudguard, front
Mudguard, rear
Number plates, rear
Nuts
Oil feed pipes, rocker – See engine type above
Oil feed pipes, engine
Oil pressure regulator – See engine type above
Oil pump – See engine type above
Oil tanks and oils
Owners guides
Paint equivalents

Panniers
Parts books
Petrol tank and fittings
Pistons & rings
Pivoted rear fork
Plunger suspension
Primary chaincase
Rear stand
Rockerbox & fittings – See engine type above
Saddles
Shock absorber (engine) – See engine type above
Shock absorbers
Silencers
Speedometers and cables
Stainless steel fastenings
Stands
Swinging arm
Switches
Tank, petrol
Tank, oil
Telescopic fork
Timing case fittings – See engine type above
Timing gear – See engine type above
Tools and toolboxes
Transfers
Tyres
Valve springs – See engine type above
Valves and guides – See engine type above
Washers
Wheels
Wiring looms
Workshop Manuals

The Ariel four stroke machines are a range of singles, twins and four pots, from 350cc up to 1000cc and were popular motorcycles in their day. Despite no longer being in production (like BSA, Triumph or Norton) the Ariel marque has a huge fanbase among vintage motorbike owners. They are easy to ride, easy to work on (thanks Val Page) and the spares availability is great (if we do say so ourselves, being the Ariel specialists). The Huntmaster, Fieldmaster, Red Hunter, Sloper and (in)famous Square Four are british motorbikes anyone would be proud to have in their collection.

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