Ariel FH 650 Huntmaster

Introducing the 1957 Ariel FH 650 Huntmaster, a quintessential British motorcycle that embodies the spirit of the post-war era. As a member of Ariel's illustrious family of motorcycles, the Huntmaster was designed for versatility and performance, making it an allrounder that appealed to a broad spectrum of riders—from the daily commuter to the weekend adventurer. With its striking black and yellow color scheme, the Huntmaster stands out as a classic statement of style and engineering prowess that continues to attract vintage motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors alike. At the heart of the Huntmaster is a robust 646 cc twin-cylinder, four-stroke engine, delivering a spirited 35 horsepower at 5600 RPM. This well-engineered powerplant, coupled with a 4-speed gearbox, allows riders to experience exhilarating acceleration and a top speed of nearly 93 mph. The engine's design features a compression ratio of 6.5:1, ensuring a smooth and responsive ride. The Amal carburettor facilitates efficient fuel delivery, while the air-cooled system keeps things running optimally even on the hottest days. Riders can expect a delightful blend of power and control, with the bike’s weight of 410 pounds providing a stable platform for spirited riding. The 1957 Ariel FH 650 Huntmaster also boasts several features that enhance its appeal. Its duplex down tube frame with a swingarm design not only contributes to the motorcycle's aesthetic appeal but also improves handling dynamics. The front telescopic fork and dual coil spring rear suspension work together to provide a comfortable ride, effectively absorbing bumps on the road. The drum brakes, while not as advanced as modern disc systems, offer reliable stopping power that complements the bike's classic character. With a fuel capacity of 15.14 liters, riders can enjoy longer journeys without frequent stops, making it practical for both commuting and leisure rides. **