I need some parts for a Penton Mudlark I have. Looking for the following:
Rear Backing Plate
Kickstand Spring (Found)
Complete Seat Or Just Foam & Cover
Tank (Found)
Fenders
Chain Guard (Found)
Exhaust Pipe Guard
Carb To Airbox Boot
Let me know if you have anything.
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Spencer Gaydon
Wolfforth, TX
1968 Penton Six-Day 125 Steel Tanker (V 774)
1968 Penton Six-Day 125 Steel Tanker (V 1194)
1972 Penton / Wassell Mudlark Trials Bike (W 397 ST)
1983 KTM 504 MXC (8208 11173)
Spencer I think I have a NOS chain guard.....is that what you are looking for?
Ron Carbaugh
NOS chain guard would be great. Email me the details at
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Spencer Gaydon
Wolfforth, TX
1968 Penton Six-Day 125 Steel Tanker (V 774)
1968 Penton Six-Day 125 Steel Tanker (V 1194)
1972 Penton / Wassell Mudlark Trials Bike (W 397 ST)
1983 KTM 504 MXC (8208 11173)
Spencer,
Email sent.
Ron Carbaugh
Please check out my tank offering from about a month ago on this site. The tank did not sell to the person who so quickly committed to it. I can get you extensive measurement numbers if required. I am certain it is either a Woodsman or Mudlark tank, a larger version of what I first thought to be a Trials configuration. Thanks. Jim Schneider phone 616-292-1919
Jim I found a tank and already bought it.
Ron thanks for your help.
Anybody have a copy of a parts book for the Mudlark?
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Spencer Gaydon
Wolfforth, TX
1968 Penton Six-Day 125 Steel Tanker (V 774)
1968 Penton Six-Day 125 Steel Tanker (V 1194)
1972 Penton / Wassell Mudlark Trials Bike (W 397 ST)
1983 KTM 504 MXC (8208 11173)
No such animal. I've never heard of one for a Wassell, even.
Lew Mayer
Regarding the Carb to Airbox Boot, you can easily make one from an inner tube. Start with a 2.25/2.50-19 tube, cut it 2 3/8" long. Remove the airbox from the frame and slip the tube onto the airbox. Reinstall the airbox and then work the other end of the tube over the Amal intake bell using a tool like an allen wrench. Then put a suitable clamp over the airbox tube end and you're done. I can send a tube to you (or anyone else) if you want one.
Steven Powell
You appear to have an aluminum seat pan (the important part). I have had three seats covered by Stitches Auto Tops & Upholstery in Houston. Send me the pan prepped for covering and I will have it covered to match an original seat I have (your expense of course).
Also, I have a used rear backing plate/brake assy that I would be willing to trade for a left footpeg (welded together style) and an aluminum handlebar spacer.
Steven Powell
Backing plates are also on Rickman bikes I believe
Kip is correct and you can also watch on Ebay for R.E.H. hubs.
Ron Carbaugh