Re: Can you identify this bike #4

by Ron & Det Thu Sep 19 2013, 18:23

More ....?

by Guest Thu Sep 19 2013, 18:03

Yes It was A Rudge Multi with the Multi meaning its multi speed transmisson.

Well done Ron.

Danny

by SED1 Wed Sep 18 2013, 22:11

I reckon you've nailed it Ron & Det.

by SED1 Wed Sep 18 2013, 22:05

Triumph Free Engine?

by Ron & Det Wed Sep 18 2013, 22:03

Rudge multi cycle ?

by Guest Wed Sep 18 2013, 19:04

Time for a clue or 2.

Produced by one of Britain's foremost makers, the --------- ----------was not just a single motorcycle but a new concept, which was an important stage in the development of motorcycle transmission systems, superseding the equally influential Zenith Gradua. Launched in 1912, after the 1911 TT it had showen the value of its multiplicity of drive ratios, it remained in production for 10 years

This one is a 1915 model and I need two words, the second relating to its transmission ability.

by Ron & Det Wed Sep 18 2013, 15:15

Triumph veteran ?

by Henry Rokx Wed Sep 18 2013, 08:58

Maybe a Norton, early 1920's (1921-22)
Henry

by SED1 Tue Sep 17 2013, 22:38

I reckon it might be a New Hudson from around 1914.

by Pinkteflon Tue Sep 17 2013, 20:30

The Sun

by Guest Tue Sep 17 2013, 16:06

Hi All

#4 Two words would be good for this one.

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Take Care

Danny.

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