All Vincent models from the Series A to the Series D (1934-1955):
- The Meteor, Comet, Comet Special and TT Replica,
- The Rapide, Black Shadow and White Shadow,
- The Grey Flash, Black Lightning and White Lightning,
- The Victor, Black Knight and Black Prince,
Numerous photos supported by an innovative product roadmap and a specification table covering all above models and the production figures between 1928 and 1955.
A comprehensive review of the post-1955 machines built with Vincent engines once the production of motorcycles stopped at Stevenage, including:
- The Egli-Vincent built by Fritz Egli, then Roger Slater and Patrick Godet,
- The Egli-Vincent replicas built successively by Roger Slater (a.k.a. the Shadow 70), Eric Cheney, Dennis then Trevor Smith (Sprint), Cyril Malem (CTG), Ken McIntosh (McIntosh Egli-Vincent), John Mossey (JMR Egli-Vincent and JMC Egli-Vincent), David Hailwood (HMR), Spondon and many others,
- Other specials including the famous NorVin and the more uncommon Capon-Vincent, Cees-Fick, Curtis-Vincent, Irving-Vincent, NorVin, Parkin-Vincent, Phoenix, RTV, Seeley-Vincent, Trackmaster-Vincent, TPV (by Terry Prince), the Vincati and the Viscount,
- Forgotten machines such the Indian-Vincent, the Vindian and the Courage-Vincent, or the 4-valve heads designed by Phil Irving,
- Exotic bikes “a la mode” US: chopper, bobber and pro-street styles,
- And finally some iconic sprint and drag bikes: Nero, Super Nero, Barn Job, Mighty Mouse and Super Mouse.
Check also the menu tabs at the top of the page: “The Story”, “What you will learn!”, “Content Summary”, “Chapters preview”, “About the author” & “Order your print”
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