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'''Orlestone''' were motorcycles produced by | of Ham Street village, near Ashford, in Kent, | ||
See [[Joseph Caffyn]] | |||
'''Orlestone''' were motorcycles produced by circa 1902. | |||
The family had many interests and were bakers, merchants and agents as well as makers of cycles and motorcycles. Those machines made were basic primitives, with the engine hung vertically in the frame ahead of the pedals, a transverse fuel tank and braced forks. | The family had many interests and were bakers, merchants and agents as well as makers of cycles and motorcycles. Those machines made were basic primitives, with the engine hung vertically in the frame ahead of the pedals, a transverse fuel tank and braced forks. | ||
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of Ham Street village, near Ashford, in Kent,
See Joseph Caffyn
Orlestone were motorcycles produced by circa 1902.
The family had many interests and were bakers, merchants and agents as well as makers of cycles and motorcycles. Those machines made were basic primitives, with the engine hung vertically in the frame ahead of the pedals, a transverse fuel tank and braced forks.
The motorcycles were made in limited numbers.
See Also
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Sources of Information
- The British Motorcycle Directory - Over 1,100 Marques from 1888 - by Roy Bacon and Ken Hallworth. Pub: The Crowood Press 2004 ISBN 1 86126 674 X