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B.S.A. Twin-Cylinder Motor Cycle and Sidecar, 1922

1922

M21 Motorcycle and Sidecar

1958
Triumph motor cycle sidecar outfit, 1913

Triumph Motor Cycle Sidecar Outfit

1913
Brough Superior 11-50 motorcycle with sidecar, 1935

Brough Superior 11-50 Motorcycle with Sidecar

1935
Royal Enfield 8 h.p. motor cycle and sidecar, 1921

Royal Enfield 8 h.p. motor cycle and sidecar, 1921

1921
Harley-Davidson motor cycle and sidecar, 1925. Harley-Davidson started producing motorcycles in 1903 and by 1914 they had realised the key to success in an American car-centric market was a heavy, powerful design capable of travelling long distances with a side car. This example of a 1925 Harley-Davidson motorcycle is a perfect example of this. It has a 989 cc V-twin engine and wide section tyres enabling it to cover long distances reliably in relative comfort, as well as pull along a side-car. These features were worlds away from priorities of European motorcycle manufacturers which held road holding and economy as standard.

Harley-Davidson Combination Motorcycle

1925