Barnstormer #2 The Washer Woman.
Mrs Mary Watson of Seddon. . . . . . Proudly posing next to her Alldays-Allon in 1924.
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That Finishing Touch.
Some of the most hardest items to replace on ones motorcycle when restoring is the rubberware. You know the items – time hardened kneepads that we try to soften with rubber grease so that we can slip them over the metal backing plates without them cracking, or in some cases snapping in two, carburettor to
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Swapmeets.
Most motorcyclists who play with old clunkers are always looking for parts and the only way some of these can be located is from swapmeets. As we have had a few queries about finding out locations and dates of up and coming swapmeets we have produced a Swapmeet Page listing the events that we know
Vintage Carburetters Pt 1.
AMAC Carburetters 1923~1928 Any information on vintage carburetters is hard to come by and with the popularity of our earlier posting of the Brown and Barlow carburetter handbook we thought that we would add to the technical library by addition of the spare parts list for AMAL, AMAC and Binks carburetters from 1923 to 1930.
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1927 JAP Catalogue.
This catalogue lists the engines and gearboxes available from the JAP factory for 1927. Without J.A. Prestwich there would have been far fewer motorcycle manufacturers in the very early years as most companies didn’t have the technology, skills, and/or financial backing to be able to produce their own engines. Even bigger manufacturers like Royal Enfield
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