The new marque wasn't quite ready to show at the Olympia show in late November 1920, but by Christmas it was in the weekly motorcycle magazines. Powered by a 980 OHV JAP V twin, it was presented as a fast sporty solo mount and George Brough was eager to promote his "specially ordered" components in his "assembled" motorcycle.
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It must've looked seriously futuristic when it was introduced. Now it seems like a point-by-point representation of the cusp betwixt teens and twenties design.
--rats
Damn big brake drum on the rear wheel.
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