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Books About
AJS/Matchless Motorcycles
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213-7556 |
Matchless & AJS Restoration by Roy Bacon
All Post-War Road Singles & Twins
Restoration. Bacon outlines the history of the Matchless and AJs and
uses archival photography to illustrate his step-by-step guide to
renovating and restoring these bikes. Sftbd., 7 3/4 x 10 1/2, 240 pgs.,
233 b&w ill.
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214-7088 |
Matchless: The Complete Story by Mick Walker
Matchless was one of the true pioneer motorcycle
manufacturers. Their first machine was manufactured in London in 1899,
and the company really came to prominence in 1907 with victory in the
single-cylinder class of the first Isle of Man TT. Over the next seventy
years, Matchless produced many distinguished bikes, from singles to
magnificent four-cylinder machines. In 1931 Matchless acquired the
ailing AJS concern, and the two companies were merged to form AMC -
Associated Motorcycles. From then on Matchless and AJS machines became
increasingly similar, and for a long time the machines of each mark were
practically identical.
Mick Walkers history of this famous marque takes in every machine and
also looks at the competition fortunes of the company. Well illustrated
with archive photographs, this book is a worthy tribute to this famous
London manufacturer.
Hardcover - 8" x 10" - 216 pp - 20 color, 20 b/w
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214-7665 |
AJS:The
Complete Story by Mick Walker
AJS is one of the best-known names
in British motorcycle history. Founded in 1910 by the Stevens brothers
in Wolverhampton, the company produced well-built touring and sporting
machines for the next 20 years. In 1931 the financial problems that had
dogged the company came to a head and AJS was wound up. Its savior was
Matchless, who moved production to Plumstead, London, but retained the
AJS name as an important part of the scene. Hardcover, 200 pg, 7-1/2”x
9-3/4”
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214-GOLD/03 |
A.J.S. & Matchless 1945-1966 Gold portfolio by R.M. Clarke
This volume contains 48 articles including road test reports from
such popular magazines as Cycle World, Motorcycle and Motorcycle
Mechanics. Plus articles on new model reports, performance data,
history, service notes, engine analysis, specs and tuning. Sftbd.,
8"x 10 3/4", 172 pgs., approx. 300 b&w ill.
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