Of course, there HAS to be a links page. Here are the sites that you'll find interesting:
Here is the Ebay.UK homepage of the Welbike parts seller "fairsfairplay". Please let me know if you have any information about him.
Here's another scooter on-line store, one that stocks the Chinese tire with the Dunlop WWII tread. It's call Scooter Catalog. I haven't bought anything from these guys yet, so I can't make any recommendations.
Here's the Ebay UK site for a dealer who carries the modern Welbike tires. He also sells a lot of other Welbike parts. I haven't bought anything from him yet, but he responded to an email very quickly.
Click here to go to Villiers Services, the engine overhaulers recommended to me for all Villiers engines.
Here is the Welbikes group at Yahoo. There are several active collectors and restorers here, so if you don't find the answers you're looking for here, this is where I would suggest you go next.
Click here for the British Motorcycle Parts page, where I found the manuals for the Welbike.
Hooper Imports, where I bought the new engine for the Welbike.
Here's the official website of the Decathlon I used to fly.
San Diego Sail and Power Squadron, how I got my start in sailing.
San Diego Maritime Museum
San Francisco Model Yacht Club, used to belong to them when I first started building model boats.
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, I've been a member of this since 1983.
In case you're curious about the program I used to build this site: www.trellix.com
Click here to go to the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History, in Brussels. A very nice Welbike is displayed here.
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