Description
1936 Ariel Red Hunter 350cc (NH) – Period Trials SpecialCondition: Believed orginaly built for Amy , as first 3 low gear ratios close. Restored (2 years ago)Documentation: Modern V5C Logbook & Official AOMCC CertificateNumbers: Certified Matching Engine and Frame NumbersLocation: Minster-on-Sea, KentOverviewAn exceptional, turn-key opportunity to own a highly desirable pre-war British competition motorcycle. This 1936 Ariel Red Hunter 350cc (NH) was restored two years ago into a classic trials/ scrambler specification. Combining certified historical authenticity with period-correct upgrades, this machine is fully road-registered and ready for vintage club events, classic trials, or road riding. Specification & AuthenticityUnlike many mixed-era specials, this motorcycle features fully matching engine and frame numbers, officially verified and certified by the Ariel Owners Motor Cycle Club (AOMCC). During its comprehensive restoration two years ago, it was built into a purposeful, lightweight trials trim. The chassis features a pristine, hard-wearing black powder-coated frame. In place of heavy painted steel, it sports a beautiful, lightweight alloy fuel tank and matching alloy mudguards, offering a striking, functional competition look. Mechanicals & UpgradesThe 350cc overhead-valve (OHV) engine runs and rides beautifully, delivering excellent compression and the classic, sharp exhaust note the Red Hunter is famous for. Dragonfly oil filter kit and high level exhaust. New stainless rims and knobbly tyres For significantly improved off-road handling, steering, and reliability, the front end has been upgraded with a robust, period-correct BSA telescopic front fork setup—a highly practical, time-honoured modification preferred by active vintage trials riders. PaperworkThe bike comes complete with a modern V5C logbook, making transferring ownership seamless and ensuring it is fully daytime only road-legal. The vital AOMCC dating certificate is also included to preserve its provenance.
