We really have to embrace modern technology. Even though most us of us like to tinker with old motorcycles, without the advances of the digital age information and support for the inner workings of our mechanical disasters wouldnt be easy to access which could quite easily result in some of us curling up in a […]
Recently one of our registered readers sent me a link to the Papers Past website. Now McSnotty and I are aware of the immense amount of work that is being undertaken at the National Library in digitising New Zealands history but we were unaware of the Papers Past website that is part of the National
A little bit of history Read More »
Further to the 1937 Riders Instruction Book is the Sales Catalogue that accompanied it. For the complete tale on this and the Riders Instruction Book click here. It is a neat human interest piece, the sort of stories that are fast disappearing as our elderly riders pass away. Click on the cover below to see
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Under Old Barnstormers Remembered this is an interesting story of a young man and his love for his Henderson motorcycle that his son John thought we all might like to read about. Ray was born in 1914 and grew up with a passion for things mechanical. He left school when he was 14 years old
Raymond Moss And His 1917 Henderson. Read More »
This second part deals with the parts books for 2 more Albion gearboxes. Both files are in PDF format so you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. First is the Midget gearbox from 1931. It includes the 2 speed BJ and CJ models, and the 3 speed EJ models. These gearboxes were used on the smaller
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