Clyno Classic Motorcycles
Developing from a Motor Cycle
manufacturer, the Clyno Engineering Company
(1922) Ltd, founded by Frank Smith, became
the surprise success of British car manufacturing
in the 1920s becoming the country's third
largest car manufacturer. Based in Pelham
Street, Wolverhampton, England they made in
excess of 40,000 cars between 1922 and 1929.
Clyno
motorcycle history.
| Bike |
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Description |
Clyno Military Sidecar |
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| 1914 Clyno |
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V-twin 5-6hp. |
Clyno - 1914 |
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Engine - 744cc, side-valve V-twin
four-stroke
Carburettor - Amac
Gearbox - all-chain with three-speed
countershaft gearbox and clutch
Top Speed - 55 mph |
1911 Clyno 5/6 HP combination, 644cc |
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1912 Clyno two-speed 5/6 HP combination,
750cc |
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1912 Clyno three-speed 5/6 HP combination,
750cc |
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1921 Clyno Sprung 8, 998cc |
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