A Piece of Motorcycling History

This incredible bespoke machine is a creative engineers masterpiece from the renowned artisans at Purdy Engineering. Machine #1 of Only 5 - Commissioned April 2021, originally registered December 1946 and has only covered 66 running in miles. Purdy Historic Motorcycles was formed by two brothers having a vision to create bespoke English motorcycles using their 50 years of experience in traditional engineering skills. With a passion and inspiration achieved through their love of creative engineering and further enhanced by their traditional barn style workshop location, set in the heart of rural Buckinghamshire. This wonderful bespoke machine been based on a Triumph T100 using many original parts, bolt up rigid frame, chrome spoked wire wheels, All Aluminium 500cc pre unit engine with magneto ignition and dynamo charging system, Amal pre monobloc carburation with twin remote float bowls, 4 speed pre unit Gear Box, Fitted with period correct Avon tyres, Brown & Barlow slide throttle, Triumph girder forks, Triumph ribbed mudguards & Smiths chronometric speedometer. The composition of all these parts are carefully crafted in their raw form and assembled piece by piece creating the authentic vintage style and classic looks. Hundred’s of hours are spent creating these bikes with exacting attention to fine detail and high level finishing. All components have been developed and manufactured in house using varying high quality materials, with the exception of the leather rider and pillion seats & toolbox. This machine is being sold as a collector’s item, part of a stunning private collection of Vintage and Classic machines that have all been dry stored for several of years and will require recommissioning prior to use. Please note that historical classic vehicles are sold as an investment opportunity and are not supplied under the same terms and conditions as a modern day running motorcycle. *Price on Application* For more information regarding this machine please contact Ian Cunningham on 07415 871 189 or ian.cunningham@handh.co.uk This machine and other classic bikes from the late Keith Mason's private collection are being sold by H and H Classic Auctions