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'''Tickle''' were motorcycles produced from 1969 to 1973, by | '''Tickle''' were motorcycles produced from 1969 to 1973, by [[John Tickle (2)|John Tickle]], of Enesbury, St. Neots, later Peterborough. | ||
'''John Tickle''' bought the spares side of ''Manx'' [[Norton]] after the firm stopped their production. He was already in the spares business, so went on to produce both ''Manx'' spares and complete machines - as the 350cc ''T3'' and the 500c ''T5''. They were almost identical to the ''Manx'', except for the high-level exhaust and '''Tickle''' frame. | '''John Tickle''' bought the spares side of ''Manx'' [[Norton]] after the firm stopped their production. He was already in the spares business, so went on to produce both ''Manx'' spares and complete machines - as the 350cc ''T3'' and the 500c ''T5''. They were almost identical to the ''Manx'', except for the high-level exhaust and '''Tickle''' frame. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:22, 10 April 2023
Tickle were motorcycles produced from 1969 to 1973, by John Tickle, of Enesbury, St. Neots, later Peterborough.
John Tickle bought the spares side of Manx Norton after the firm stopped their production. He was already in the spares business, so went on to produce both Manx spares and complete machines - as the 350cc T3 and the 500c T5. They were almost identical to the Manx, except for the high-level exhaust and Tickle frame.
Both machines were built until 1973, after which he sold out to another firm, called Unity Equipe.
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