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1920 10hp Reading Standard – with electric lights! Ravat 1900 (1898)-1954 France Established business whose enterprises included cycles from Usines […]

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Rex’s tricar was popular between 1903 and 1906 Rex and Rex Acme 1900-33 UK Modern history books tell us Rex […]

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1906 ad extols the virtues of the Riley: ‘… the machine for the night or all-weather rider.’ Riley 1901(1899)-1908 UK […]

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The pre-WWII four cylinder Gilera racer, based on the Rondine Romeo 1969-75 Italy Maker of 50cc Minarelli-engined ultralightweights. Odd examples […]

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Announced for the 1910 season, the first of the new generation of Royal Enfields Royal Enfield 1898- UK Humour of […]

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Royal Rubies were available with either advanced chain or belt drive Royal Moto 1923-33 France Maker from Saint-Etienne who built […]

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1937 Motor Glide motorcycle from Salsbury Sadrian 1956-63 Spain Established maker of lightweight three-wheelers who branched out into lightweight motorcycle […]

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Alfred Angas Scott checks the condition of Frank Philipp’s Scott Scott 1908-c1972 One of 12 children, Alfred Angas Scott was […]

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1924 Seal three wheeler owned by MJ Holben Seal c1912-23, 1930 UK Motorcycle combination or cyclecar? Built by Seal Motors […]

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Silk assembly shop in 1975. There were 140 engine units built and 138 chassis Silk 1975 (1971)-c1980 UK That most […]

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