The Motor Cyclist’s Handbook 1911 By Phoenix Chas S Lake Republished 2012

Please be so kind as to advise your VMCC members about The Motor Cyclist's Handbook 1911 which I have republished as a high quality hardback book. Feedback so far has been amazing and two VMCC members have told me that they have solved long standing problems after consulting the book. One of the guys who solved the problem with his bike was a Rover Rider who stopped me to tell me about it at the Banbury Run.

thanks, Steve

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‘Everyone at the shop impressed by the book (Veralls)’. - Ian Hatton ‘I thought it really good value for £25’ - Julie Diplock (Sunbeam MCC Club News Editor) ‘I just received my copy and enjoyed it so much, that the one I have just purchased I would like to send to my friend' - Zach, Bermuda ’‘The Motorcyclists Handbook book is ace, I can't put it down, even fancy a veteran bike now’ Have read a fair bit of the Motorcyclists handbook, well written, nothing is new is it, we just build on the old ideas. Have you any more reprints in the pipe-line ?????? The Motor Cyclist’s Handbook 1911 By Phoenix Chas S Lake Republished 2012 Written by a young motorcycle engineer for the layman in 1911 this profusely illustrated book is an absolute joy for anyone interested in the development, design and the maintenance of veteran motorcycles. A great piece of Social history reproduced as a good quality hardback book for your enjoyment. Full of references to, or adverts for Chater Lea, Douglas, Montgomery, Triumph, Hobart, IVY, NSU, Peugeot, Rex, Premier, JAP, Scott, Arno, Norton, NSU, Motor Reve, BAT, FN, Wanderer, Zenith Motorcycles, AMAC, B & B, JAP and Longuemare Carbs, Bosch Magnetos, Jones Speedo, Dunhill Acetylene Lights, Armstrong Triplex Three speed Gear. ‘To own a motorcycle is in effect to own a private locomotive, capable of transporting its rider up hill and down dale for long distances, with a rapidity impossible with any other class of vehicle of the same size and weight………’ 292 pages including period adverts 119 photographs and 145 line illustrations 19 x 12.5 cm Price £25.00 plus Postage & Packing UK £3.30 Cheques payable to S Brown Tel: 01684 567 231 More information and more page illustrations can be found on this link classicmotorcyclemanuals.com/motorcyclists_handbook_1911.html