A small 4 page fold out sales catalogue of Coventry Eagle 2 stroke models. Powered by different capacities of Villiers engines there is just something about the design of these lightweight machines. Perhaps it is the all pressed steel frame, the name of Silent Superb, the cast alloy primary chain case (available on the M5
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A brief 23 page booklet on how to maintain the 4 and 6v charging/lighting set on your 1930 motorcycle. The E3 and E25 charging units were not high output units compared to modern charging units but were a major step ahead from the gas acetylene units that were still in use on a lot of
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Every year manufacturers introduced improvements for their motorcycles, and for 1924 Harley Davidsons inclusion was a newer more improved engine. This came about with the use of alloy pistons over the older cast iron items. Better heat dissipation meant better cooling, less vibration and higher speeds. A definite win for the customer. However 1924 was
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. . . . . . . . . Is just about here. It is on the weekend of February 2nd and 3rd and this years theme is to acknowledge the racing success of riders and machines, organisers, machine builders and even spectators that have been involved with the Classic Racing Register over the past
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This is a earlier edition to the 1933 J.A.P Engine Information Booklet previously published on Barnstormers. J.A.P.s popularity and demand was increasing and would do so even more with dirt track (or speedway) racing on the horizon. This booklet has a little more information than 1933, including a list of the range of engines, with
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