O.K. Supreme have produced some pretty impressive motorcycles over the years and 1936 would be no different as for this year they had 16 models available to the public. Some are slight variations of base models but that’s what riders look for, something a little different. Models include – 498cc OHV High Camshaft Model Speed […]
1936 O.K. Supreme Sales Catalogue. Read More »
Whenever people talk about 1940s/50s British 2 strokes the first thing that comes to mind are the Villiers engined machines, or the BSA Bantam. Occassionally Royal Enfields own engined 125 Flying Flea or the later RE2 do come up but seldom is the J.A.P thought of. Perhaps because the engine gearbox unit, which has a
1952 J.A.P 125 Unit Engine Gearbox Reference Book Read More »
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 »
