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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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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Interesting that this publication has the stamp of the The Ferndale and District Motorcycle Club on the front cover. Now for the avid Shortland Street soap watchers this has no relation as their Ferndale is a fictional place. This Ferndale is in South Wales and by all indications must have been quite an active club
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This gathering of Hepolite piston information is from the complete 1952 Hepolite Piston Catalogue, but as we are into motorcycles we have included only the 2 wheeled section. A very helpful addition to any vintage motorcyclists library as it covers various piston crown types, piston clearances for Hepolite, Heplex, water cooled, air cooled, solid skirt
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Villiers produced the 2F single speed engine unit from 1948~58 and could be found powering Bown, Francis Barnett, Norman, Sun and New Hudson lightweight machines. It is a great small capacity stinkwheel, its 98cc engine producing an amazing low power of 2hp and is very simple in design. Included within the manual are starting instructions
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