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FOR SALE: 1948 Brockhouse Corgi Mark 2 Combination - with Watsonian Child’s Sidecar.

Frame number 5815.
Manufactured by Brockhouse Engineering of Southport, Merseyside.
98cc Excelsior Spryte engine.
Single speed kickstart model.
Cost new £43 6/-
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1935 Genial Lucifer with a 100cc BMA engine and 2-speed gearbox. It has been totally restored, and I had it MOT tested. I’ts easy to start and lovely to ride.
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This Wall was unused and unregistered until 1963, when it was registered onto a period Royal Enfield Ladies Frame. It was owned by a motorcycle garage that I used to visit as a teenager. It has a pioneer certificate and has been on several London-Brighton runs.

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This is my 1923 la Cyclette, a French engine attachment fitted to a period Peugeot cycle.
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1953 Peugeot TN 55 Triporteur

I’m a real sucker for triporteurs. In the 1980’s, I owned an early 1950’s Pashley delivery m/cycle. I still regret selling it, so I snapped up this wonderful old triporteur the minute I found it.
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1966 BSA Bantam D7

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1961 Puch Cheetah Scooter Model DS60R ‘Scooterette’

I’m a sucker for accessories. Especially panniers and windscreen on a baby scooter.
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1949 Derny Tandem for Restoration

It’s complete, and the engine has good compression. It’s an excellent project that’s waiting for someone to restore it to its former glory.
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1971 Honda DAX 70 Monkey Bike
I bought my Monkey Bike a few years ago to make it easier to get home when I drop a car off at a garage. It’s also handy for nipping round to the shops on a sunday morning to get the papers when we go camping.

I really disliked Jap bikes […]

I’ve not yet found another example of this flat tank version of the TS100. This German Triumph is powered by a 98cc Fichtel & Sachs engine. Its ‘Triumph’ logo is particurly unusual in this country, as most German Triumphs carried a ‘TWN’ badge - after the German and British branches of Triumph split, all German […]