Spares & Parts For Ariel Arrow / Leader

Accessories	Engine tie bolts	Petrol tank and fittings
Air filter	Exhaust system	Pistons and rings
Alternator	Fastenings, standard	Pivoted rear fork
Barrel etc	Flyscreen	Primary chaincase
Battery	Footrests	Racing
Battery carrier	Forks	Saddles
Big end assembly	Frame fittings	Screens
Bolts and nuts	Gaskets & gasket sets	Shock absorbers
Brake pedal, rod etc	Gearbox	Side panels
Brakes	Handlebars and controls	Silencers
Cables	Horns	Speedometers and cables
Carburettor	HT coils etc	Stands
Catalogues	Lighting equipment	Swinging arm
Centre stand	Main bearings (crank)	Switches
Chains and chainguards	Manuals	Tank, petrol
Charging	Mudguard, front	Toolboxes
Clutch	Mudguard, rear	Tools
Crankcase and fittings	Nuts and Bolts	Transfers
Crankshaft assembly	Optional extras	Tyres
Cylinder barrel	Owners guides	Washers
Cylinder head and fittings	Paint equivalents	Wheels
Dual seats	Panniers	Windscreen
Electrical	Parts books	Wiring looms
		Workshop manuals

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS CATALOGUE

A                                          1960 Leader before T 17,441
B                                                        Leader after T17,440
S                                            1960 Arrow before T 17,441
T                                                          Arrow after T17,440
G                                                                       Sports Arrow
H                                                                           200 Arrow
L/H                                                                       Left Hand
R/H                                                                      Right hand

Ariel two-stroke machines include the Leader, Arrow (or Golden Arrow) and Sports Arrow which were all 250cc, then the 200 Arrow. These classic motorbikes stood out from the other Ariels with their modern design – made for cruising (Leader) or racing (Arrow) – as well as having fairings, built-in panniers and windscreens among other optional extras. These British bikes were only made for a handful of years but became iconic and are popular restoration projects today.

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