ARIEL Arrow (1960-1966) Specs, Performance & Photos
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Ariel Arrow Super Sport 250 - Motorcycle Specifications
The Leader and Arrow were all based around the same rigid box section frame and the clever trailing link front suspension, the design of which gave an almost constant wheelbase whatever the suspension movement.
1959 Ariel Arrow specifications and pictures - Bikez
The 1959 Ariel Arrow and all other motorcycles made 1894-2025. Specifications. Pictures. Rating. Discussions.
Ariel Arrow - Bikez
Ariel Arrow models include the 4 motorcycles below produced from 1959 to 1967. The 1967 Ariel Arrow 200 motorcycle is used as an example on this page. It has a 198 ccm twin engine.
ARIEL Arrow Super Sport 250 - autoevolution
The Ariel Arrow Super Sport 250 was pushed by a 247cc, twin-cylinder, air-cooled engine, linked to a four-speed transmission, generating a power output of 20 hp (15 kW) at 6,500 rpm.
Ariel Arrow Super Sport 250 (1961-62) technical specifications
Wheelbase: 1300 mm / 51 in Seat Height: 760 mm / 30 in Turning Radius: 2.4 m / 8 ft Dry Weight: 132 kg / 290 lbs Fuel Capacity: 13.6 L / 3.6 US gal Average Consumption: 3.5 L/100 km / 28.6 km/l / 67 US mpg Top Speed: 126 km/h / 78 mph Review:
Ariel Arrow Super Sports 250cc specs, performance data
1963 Ariel Arrow Super Sports specs, performance data, engine specifications, pictures.
Ariel Arrow 200cc specs, performance data - FastestLaps.com
1967 Ariel Arrow 200cc specs, performance data, engine specifications, pictures.
Selly Oak Sophisticate: 1960 Ariel Arrow 250 - Motorcycle Classics
2017年8月8日 · 1960 Ariel Arrow 250 Engine: 247cc air-cooled 2-stroke parallel twin, 54mm x 54mm bore and stroke, 10:1 compression ratio, 16hp @ 6,400rpm Top speed: 70mph Carburetion: Single 7/8in Amal 375 Monobloc Transmission: 4-speed, chain final drive Electrics: 6v, coil and breaker points ignition
Ariel Arrow - Historic Police Motorcycle Group
The Ariel Arrow was introduced in December 1959 and is basically an un-faired Ariel Leader, which had first appeared in July 1958. But the Leader was never intended to be unfaired with an exposed engine. The Leader and Arrow both use a pressed steel box chassis and bodywork and have a 250cc Villiers 2t engine.