Manuals

Advertised as helpful hints for the BSA 2.49hp Motor Bicycle it is more of an owners manual, pocket edition size. With its rather unique shaped petrol tank, often referred to as the ‘round tank’ or even ‘sausage tank’ BSA the B26 and B26 Deluxe 250cc machines were quite a striking little motorcycle. The Helpful Hints […]

Restoring or assembling a Humber 350cc single? Then this could be a jolly helpful addition to identifying what you have got or may be missing. It has some excellent plate photographs of parts, as well as 2 cutaway photos of the engine. Contained within is also the additional parts for the Deluxe model with lighting

Previously we published a spare parts book for the Mk2 Velocette KSS and KTS models which covered the years 1936-48. The Mk1 K models ran from 1925-1935, with this parts list, which was supplied by Andy D, covering the K, KSS, KTP, and KTT machines 1925-1931. There is a second MK1 parts list covering the

For a lot of small motorcycle manufacturers it was financially impractical to design and build their own engines, so larger companies like JAP, Sturmey Archer, Villiers and Blackburne provided them with the power units. Therefore this manual should be of a huge benefit to owners of such machines as Rex Acme, Cotton, Toronda, OEC, McEvoy

Having indulged in the purchase of the remains of a 1929 600cc Panther (yes, another project, but Knobby made me do it) I dug into the library to see what information there was to aid in the assembly of it, and hopefully help with details on what might be missing. The only notes that I