AJS

Author: W.C.Haycraft, Softbound, 160 Pages, ISBN: 9781588501257, VelocePress 2014 Reprint of Clymer Publication ABOUT THE BOOK: Originally published under the title The Book of the A.J.S. by W. C. Haycraft, this book is one of The Motorcyclist's...

Author: W.C.Haycraft, Softbound, 153 Pages, ISBN: 9781588501240, 2014 VelocePress Reprint of Clymer Publication ABOUT THE BOOK: Originally published under the title The Book of the A.J.S. by W. C. Haycraft, this book is one of The Motorcyclist's...

Author: Matthew Vale, Hardbound, 192 Pages, ISBN: 9781785001956, First Edition, 2016 After World War Two, Associated Motor Cycles' range of AJS and Matchless motorcycles helped to put the British worker back on the road. With 350cc and 500cc AJS and...

By: Brooklands Books . AJS and Matchless Gold Portfolio 1945 - 1966 - Topics include: Road tests, Performance data, History, Tech, Analysis, Scramblers, Competition, Heavy weight and Light Weight Singles, 500, 600, 650, 750 & Racing Twins.  ...

By: Mick Walker . AJS (ALBERT JOHN STEVENS) was a cornerstone in the history of the British motorcycle.The story began in 1897, when the Stevens brothers first began their interest in motorcycles, though the first AJS was not marketed until 1909. From...

By: Mick Walker . The AJS name is one of the proudest in motorcycling racing history. The only 350 ever to have won the Senior TT was an AJS, the AJS Porcupine was the first motorcycle to win the 500cc Road Racing World Championship, and of course the 7R...