AJS Classic Motorcycles

One of the most prestigious of all British marques, AJS began in 1897 when Joe Stevens started to build engines at his screw factory at Wolverhampton. His four sons began to produce motorcycles in 1909, using their own engines of various sizes. In the 1920s AJS were consistently successful in motorsport and development work culminated in the awesomely fast mahines that were winning races just before the outbreak of war in 1939. The famous 'Porcupines' carried the AJS banner after the war but the firm declined once they gave up racing in 1954.

Bike	Image	Description
1915 AJS Model D
1920 AJS Model D Combination, 750cc
1924 AJS Model D1 Combination, 750cc
1925 Model E2		Engine - 4stroke v-twin sv Gears - 3 (hand) Capacity - 800cc Starting - Kick Top Speed - 50mph
1925 AJS E6, 350cc
1926 AJS H4
1926 AJS G4, 350cc
1926 AJS G6, 350cc
1926 AJS G8, 500cc
1927 AJS H6, 350cc
1927 AJS H8, 500cc
1928 AJS K2, 800cc
1928 AJS K6, 350cc
1928 AJS K7, 350cc
1928 AJS K10, 500cc
1928 AJS K12, 250cc
1929 AJS M6, 350cc
1929 AJS M7, 350cc
1929 AJS Record
1930 AJS R7, 350cc
1930 AJS R8		500cc, gearbox; Norton 4 speed no kick, Amal TT, magneto BTH
1931 AJS S9L, 500cc
1935 AJS 25/2, 990cc
1938 AJS 38/26, 347cc
AJS Model 16M 350cc 1947
1947 AJS M18 500
AJS 7R		Production - 1948-1954 Engine - single-cylinder, single overhead-cam, four-stroke Bore and Stroke - 74 x 81 mm Capacity - 348cc Compression ratio - 10.8-12.2:1 Power - 37bhp @ 7500rpm, 42bhp @ 7800rpm Weight - 285lb Top Speed - 102mph Picture kindly provided by www.vintagebike.co.uk
1952 AJS 18S, 498cc
1953 AJS 18S
1953 AJS 500 Jampot
1954 AJS 16MS 350cc
1955 AJS Model 20, 500 Twin
1955 AJS 20B 550cc		Rare, collectable model. This is the early "bigger bore", export, version of the original 500cc Matchless and AJS models made to meet demands for higher performance from North America.
1956 AJS 500
1957 AJS Model 20, 500 Twin
1958 AJS 350
1958 AJS Model 30, 600cc
AJS 1959 Model 31, 650cc
1959 AJS 500		Classic scrambler
1960 AJS 350 Lightweight
1960 AJS Model 31		650cc.
1960 AJS Model 31 De-Luxe
1961 AJS Twin		Ex-sidecar racing engine 550 cc, 70mm pistons, race cams, fully balanced crank, twin 26mm concentric carbs (New),very uprated oil pumps
1961 AJS 350cc Model 8 (lightweight)
1961 AJS Matchless Model 16		Engine number is 61/16 40072, meaning that it is a 1961 model 16 350cc road single. The near identical Matchless version is the G3.
1961 AJS M14
1962 AJS 14 S, 250cc
1963 AJS 250 CSR 14S
AJS 250 Stormer
1970 AJS 370 Stormer
1971 AJS 250 Stormer
1971 AJS Stormer 250