Dunelt Classic Bikes
The Birmingham factory began in 1919
by producing motorcycles with 499cc single cylinder
two-stroke engines unusual in having double-diameter
pistons. Later they used Villiers, JAP and Sturmey
Archer engines, production ending in 1935 after a
move to Sheffield. In 1930 a Dunelt with a 498xx ohv
engine won the Maudes Trophy by covering 13,119 miles
in 16 days on the Isle Man.
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| 1925 Dunelt 500cc two-stroke |
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| 1929 Dunelt 350cc |
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