HT motorcycles were produced from late 1922 to 1924 by Arthur Hagg. The initials originally stood for Hagg Tandem (produced under that name from 1920…

“An experimental model [has been] designed by Mr Arthur E Hagg, 151, Audley Road, Hendon, London, NW, who has held the post of assistant chief…

Messrs Motors of Hampstead built a lightweight round a two-stroke TDC engine and Albion two-speed box with an EIC mag and Senspray carb with Druid…

“Having a girder frame constructed of V-section pressed steel, the Mass motor cycle is interesting as showing the trend of design in Germany. The transmission…

Maudes Motor Mart added to its stock with a model of its own: the Portland, powered by a 2¾hp, 269cc Arden two-stroke driving through a…

Romp and Romper were motorcycles produced from 1913 to 1920. This firm assembled machines using the 3½ hp Precision engine and other bought-in components. Production was small-scale and…

1922 Hemming -This bike is unique having been designed and built-in 1922 by a motorcycle dealer in Weston Super. The name ‘Blackburne’ on the tank…

The Scale 350 c.c. Two-stroke. A Two-speed Lightweight with Automatic Lubrication. THE Scale two-stroke motor cycles enjoyed quite a good reputation for sturdy construction before…

From 1919, The Motor Cycle announced it: “A new motor bicycle, unknown to the motor cycle public, came unexpectedly into our hands at Plymouth on…

Gonthier, in Liege, built engines for other brands and especially built a 750cc OHV inline four in 1910 for a motorcycle built by Atéliers, known…