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The two stroke Velocette was to form the basis of Veloce’s early range. This is a 1925 example Velocette (Veloce […]
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Announced for the 1910 season, the first of the new generation of Royal Enfields Royal Enfield 1898- UK Humour of […]
The early Zedel-engined NSU with the inclined engine suspended from frame tube NSU 1900-1965 Germany Heinrich Stoll and Christian Schmidt […]
1924 Kenilworth Miniature Kieft 1955-57 UK Business – founded by Cyril Kieft – best known for their 500cc single seat […]
Enfield (now Royal Enfield) Bullet Eagle 1910-15 USA Quality made Spake-engined singles and V-twins. Now rare and expensive. EBE c1920-30 […]
1908 Bat 7hp V twin BAC 1951-53 UK After the Bond Minibyke design and production was taken over by Ellis […]
French firm Ultima made motorcycles for 50 years. This is a 1923 model Ultima 1908-58 France Maker from rue Commandant […]
The pre-WWII four cylinder Gilera racer, based on the Rondine Romeo 1969-75 Italy Maker of 50cc Minarelli-engined ultralightweights. Odd examples […]
1955 Norton Dominator 88 NB: Continued from Norton's pre-war history Norton kicked off civilian production after WWII with two models, […]
Kawasaki GPZ900R was the bench mark sports machine of the eighties K125 1940s-1950s Russia Yet another copy of the DKW125. […]
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