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An incomplete sales catalogue from 1929 that is missing pages 7-12. Not sure of what those pages covered however if you own a 1.74hp model A29 or de luxe, a 2.49hp model B29 de luxe, 3.49hp model L29, 5.57hp model H29 de luxe, 7.70hp model E29 and de luxe or the 9.86hp model G29 W.T. […]
1929 BSA Sales Catalogue Read More »
I used to own a few bits of a early 1930s Raleigh, like I said – used to. The only piece that I have left is the beautiful bakelite steering damper knob, too nice to give away. But if I had a copy of the sales catalogue like this 1931 print then it may have
1931 Raleigh Sales Catalogue Read More »
Quite a rare little 11 page booklet for a motorcycle that is even rarer. Manufactured in Birmingham possibly by R Walker & Son or W A Lloyds it is believed that the motorcycle was built exclusively for New Zealand. Very hard to verify, but having gone through all the early motorcycle books that I have
1914 The Governor Owners Manual Read More »
This owners manual is for all those who would like to own a vintage Henderson 4 but like me find that they are just that little bit too far away price wise. But they are out there, recently one sold in New Zealand for $120K and it wasn’t even advertised. So grab your reading glasses
1922 Henderson Four Cylinder Deluxe Model Owners Manual Read More »
Dunelt produced some very interesting motorcycles and perhaps what bought them to attention of the motorcycling fraternity in the 1920s was their supercharged 2 stroke model K. No oversized blower chain driven from the engine but instead a clever design incorporating a stepped piston. The idea was to compress a larger swept volume of fuel
1928 Dunelt Model”K” Parts Catalogue Read More »
