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Manufactured in Wolverhampton by A.J.Stevens in the mid-1920s | Sheldon's Emu
AJS Scramblers of the 1970s at Sheldon's EMU
The twin of the Matchless G80, this AJS 18S was a big, beautiful 500 single that was a great choice for riders who do their own work. Parts were designed to be rebuilt instead of replaced, and of the classic singles, this bike is probably the best supported of them all. By the time this…
The AJS Tempest Scrambler 125cc Motorcycle is great for commuting and green lane riding
1954 AJS 18C for sale at RM Sotheby's Villa Erba
1933 350cc tiddler, but just so right. Thanks to MP for the link .
Manufactured by A.J.Stevens of Wolverhampton 1910 to 1931, and later by AMC.
The idea of building a 500cc AJS V4 seems unlikely, yet if it hadn’t been for the Great Depression, the firm might have done just that.
How good was this beautiful little racer built by Associated Motor Cycles? Very good indeed: It was in production and winning trophies from 1948 to 1963. Known as the 'Boy Racer', the 7R won three successive Junior Isle of Man TT races, from 1961 to 63. It was powered (occasionally underpowered, if truth be known) by a 350cc four stroke single, and designed to combat the all-conquering multi-cylinder Italian motorcycles. Which it did, very effectively, in the hands of racers like Ted Havens.
Classic Motorcycle Festival 2010 - Pukekohe Park, NZ
AJS 1955 Brochure Inside Information | AJS Motorcycles of the 50s | Sheldon's EMU
The AJS 7R was introduced in 1948, and was almost immediately nicknamed the "Boy Racer". It would go on to be become one of the most successful
- Young Guns speed shop - 1947 Ajs M16
