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Discovered in Germany in 2010, the remains of this KM21 carried a brass Dutch-language plate on the toolbox. Its unusual professionally made components suggest that the motorcycle may have continued in German service after being captured in May 1940.
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A largely genuine Empire Star project found at the 2015 Netley Marsh Eurojumble, later reunited with the correct early-pattern frame and the original “Empire Star Green” revealed beneath later paint.
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A matching-numbers 1939 KM20, believed to have been left behind during the Dunkirk evacuation and later found in the Calais area.
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The WD M20 uses a strong single-spring, multi-plate dry clutch. This workshop tool makes compressing and fitting the spring considerably easier.
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BSA M21 engine in good condition, described in the original listing as ready to fit in a frame.
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