Get ready for an exhilarating journey through motorcycle history at the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum! 🔥🏍️ Join us as Sammy fires up the roaring 1929 AJS Inline 4 before its parade at the Banbury Run. 🏁 Take an exclusive tour of our workshop, where we showcase the meticulous restorations of iconic machines like the 1913 Rex V-Twin Side Valve, the legendary Ariel HT3 Trials Model, and even Mike Hailwood's cherished AJS 7R. 🛠️ And that's not all – Sammy will reveal some handy tips on crafting

The AJS Modena is a beauty👀😍 | Lexham

A nice old 1927 350cc AJS H5 side-valve. The first bike produced by A J Stevens & Co. was a two-speed 292cc side-valve - configured as such to enter and compete in the Isle of Man Junior TT. The Stevens Brothers continued to chip away in the AJS workshop, and by 1914 they had developed a 350cc side-valve bike with a four-speed gearbox and chain final drive. The bike was put forward into the 1914 TT, and won the first, second, third and fourth places in the Junior race. The achievement earmarked

1955 AJS Model 18S 500cc Single Motorcycle - Part 2 of 7