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Harley Davidson Motorcycle
Harley Davidson motor cycle used as a butter cart by M. G. Anderson.
Motor Cyclist Fergusson
Motor cyclist Edgar Fergusson on his Indian machine. He was a competitor in motor cycle trials and races during the early period of the 20th century in Australia. He raced on Lewis and Indian motorcycles, and had his own workshop on the Parade at Norwood until the early 1960s.
Queenstown resident Tom Bell with his son Eric
QUEENSTOWN: Local resident Tom Bell with his son Eric and sheepdog 'Dash' on his Raleigh motorcycle in Long Street.
Motor cycle racing at Nuriootpa
A motorcycle racer at Nuriootpa. The racing motorcycle is a 350cc Velocette, Mk V111 KTT. (From information provided).
Harley-Davidson motorcycle
A motor cyclist with his Harley-Davidson machine.
Darlington Motorcycle Club
Comic advertisement for the Darlington Motor Cycle Club Twelve Hours Trial held on July 10 1927. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/101
Rex Biddle
Rex Biddle on a Triumph motorcycle at 'Ballatrea'. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/45.
Sellicks Beach motorbike races re-enactments
Motorbike riders at the line for the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.
Sellicks Beach motorbike races re-enactments
A crowd watches a motorbike being pushed into position at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.
E.C. (Ted) Wegener on a Harley Davidson
Ted Wegener and his brother W. (Bill) Wegener on the record breaking Harley Davidson that they rode from Adelaide to Melbourne in 24 hours 22 minutes on 6 November 1919. The Wageners built Bluebell and Blue Spec motorcycles from the 1900s and also operated a wreckers yard on Glen Osmond Road into the 1960s. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of SA, (and Trove). The original image has been duplicated onto a postcard for the Jubilee 150 Sellicks Beach Races Re-enactment in 1986. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.
Sidecar racing
A motorcycle and sidecar racing on a road.
Motorcycle & side-car
A motor bike & wicker side-car outside a house, formerly The "Green Man Inn" at Ashbourne.
Motor cycle riders at Fisherman Bay
Clare Motorcycle club at Fisherman Bay near Port Broughton.
A "Carrisons" Motor Cycle
Mr. MacBrown at Mount Gambier on a motorcycle built by E. Carrison of Port MacDonnell.
Members of Heysen Family
Members of the Heysen family and friends on motorcycles with sidecars outside "Nangawooka", Victor Harbor.
Motorcyclists at Wayville
Speedway Royal motorcycle riders at Wayville. The third rider is Reg West [from information supplied].
Police Motor Patrols
Motorized Police Patrols in 1938 showing the rider's supervisors sitting in the sidecars. The first uniform motor traffic police were seen in South Australia from 1931. The motorcycles are Ariels which were also used by the police in Victoria. They were made in Birmingham.
Motor cyclists, Adelaide Hills
Motor cyclists on an outing in the Adelaide Hills. According to a researcher, this image shows Clifton Reed Churchward and Edith Annie Churchward (nee Symonds) on a Lewis Motorcycle and sidecar - Registration No. 58. The date of the image may be around or prior to their marriage in May 1905. Rose McKabe in the other sidecar. She married Alf Moyle (the photographer) in 1910.
Motor cyclists, Adelaide Hills
Motor cyclists, Adelaide Hills. The motorcycles are all Lewis, first 8 are water cooled. The last two are conventional air cooled. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of S.A.
Motor cyclists
Cliff & Edith Churchward on their Lewis motorcycle and sidecar. Rose McKabe in the other sidecar.
Motor cyclists
Cliff Churchward (left) and Alf Moyle with their Adelaide built water-cooled Lewis motorcycles. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of S.A.
Going for a Spin
Mr. J. Briggs of Minlaton on a circa 1912 Triumph, which has an auxiliary fuel tank for long distances. The motorcycle was supplied by Eyes & Crowle, the Adelaide agents for Triumph. Information courtesy of Veteran Car Club of SA.
Motor cycle
Clifford Hart of Henley Beach Road, Mile End was the owner of the motor cycle. It is possibly Mrs Hart (Grace Margaret) in the sidecar. The motorcycle is a Reading Standard c.1923 made in Reading Pennsylvania. Information courtesy Veteran Car Club of SA.
"Lewis" Motorcycle
"Lewis" motor cycle with Mr. Ern Fooks.
Motorcycle enthusiasts
Motorcycle enthusiasts.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] J.N Taylor's are a motor cycle dealer and repairer, specialising in Indian and B.S.A. motorcycles. Knuckey Rubber Company are 'Tire (sic) Craftsmen and Rubber Vulcanisers'. Note the ornate tram pole in the centre of Grenfell Street. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 150 and 151 / Grenfell Street, south side / May 20th 1928 / Taylor's show rooms and the premises of the Knuckey Rubber Company were erected in 1926-7 / For photo of the buildings formerly on this site see B 3769 / Near side of Knuckey Rubber Company is 33.5 yards east of Hindmarsh Square / Far side of Taylor's showrooms is 55 yards / Far side of Taylor's Service Station is 71 yards'.
Athol Court, off Victoria Place, Adelaide
Athol Court, off Victoria Place, off Grote St, Adelaide. In the foreground is parked a four and a half horsepower James Motorcycle and sidecar, registration number 23704, owned by S.J. Lower of Welland. A portion of a row of six cottages, running parallel with Franklin St., and facing south can be seen in the background. Photographed April 3, 1924, just prior to their demolition to make way for a galvanized iron garage. See B 2212 for another view.
Start of a motorcycle race
GENERAL: The start of a country motor-cycle race.
Clifford Hart riding his motor cycle
GENERAL: Clifford Hart photographed riding his new motorcycle in his backyard in South Australia.
Dirt track racing
Dirt track motorcycle racing at Camden Speedway.