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Former employees of the [[Hobart Cycle and Motorcycle Co]] having been made managers of the company in 1918.  
* Messrs Barbury and Downes, former employees of the [[Hobart Cycle and Motorcycle Co]], were made managers of the company in 1918.  


1919 Introduced the 'Wee McGregor', a lightweight 170 cc machine
* 1919 Introduced the 'Wee McGregor', a lightweight 170 cc machine


By 1923 they were at new premises in Wellington Street and had introduced the 'Coventry B&D' with [[J. A. Prestwich Industries (JAP)| JAP]] engines, and the 'Coventry B&S' with engines from [[Barr and Stroud]].
* By 1923 they were at new premises in Wellington Street and had introduced the 'Coventry B&D' with [[J. A. Prestwich Industries (JAP)| JAP]] engines, and the 'Coventry B&S' with engines from [[Barr and Stroud]].


Sometime the name [[Coventry Bicycles]] was established for the business
* Sometime the name [[Coventry Bicycles]] was established for the business


1931 They introduced the 'Three Spires' motorcycle
* 1931 They introduced the 'Three Spires' motorcycle


1936 Coventry Bicycles became the [[Associated Cycle Manufacturers of Coventry]]
* 1936 [[Coventry Bicycles]] became the [[Associated Cycle Manufacturers of Coventry]]


== See Also ==
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Revision as of 13:53, 10 June 2011

  • 1919 Introduced the 'Wee McGregor', a lightweight 170 cc machine
  • By 1923 they were at new premises in Wellington Street and had introduced the 'Coventry B&D' with JAP engines, and the 'Coventry B&S' with engines from Barr and Stroud.
  • 1931 They introduced the 'Three Spires' motorcycle

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