A very interesting article gleaned from the pages of the 1926 December 23rd issue of The MotorCycle clearly showing the imagination of those in the design and drawing room of The Ercher Engineering Co, Little Bearing, England. Powered by the makers own design 3 cylinder, water cooled, 3 stroke engine (but no declaration on the […]
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Harley Davidson have always produced well detailed and illustrated riders manuals for their motorcycles and this handbook for Harley Davidsons single cylinder models, the A and B side valves, and the AA and BA Sporting OHV models covering both the magneto and coil ignition motors is no exception. Covering all aspects of ownership from starting
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When talking to most vintage enthusiasts their coveted dream machine would be the Brough Superior, but depending on who you talk to those in the know would much rather have a Conventry Eagle Flying “8” (myself included). Perhaps the bright blood red painted petrol tank might be the attraction but the overall sleek lines of
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A small 11 page sales catalogue from Dunhills putting it out there of their services to early motorcycling passenger transport. Primarily manufacturers of sidecar chassis’ and components they also offered 2 complete chassis for sale, the Dunhills Patent Triangular chassis, the Underslung Lightweight Unit – Model A35, and the Underslung Touring Chassis – Model A36.
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This is a 20 page supplement for the 1931 Matchless Manual previously published covering models like the 33/D2 with competition up swept exhaust and the D3 with two port down swept exhausts. Like most manufacturers of that time upgrades on existing models and the inclusion of newer models that lasted only a couple of years
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