AJS 7R 350 (1949)
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Specifications AJS 7R 350 (1949) blueprint
The AJS 7R 350 (1949) is a classic British motorcycle, renowned for its durability and performance on the road. Boasting a top-end of 80 mph and sporty handling, it delivers a reliable and entertaining ride. The machine features a single-cylinder engine, displacing 350cc and giving 15hp at 6200 rpm. The overhead valve design provides an efficient power delivery, allowing for both quick accelerations and strong cruising capabilities. The advanced suspension system is highlighted by the use of telescopic forks, ensuring improved handling characteristics without sacrificing comfort. An efficient gearbox consists of four-speed transmission and dry-type clutch, providing smooth and seamless shifts. The AJS 7R 350 (1949) is finished off by a 26 wheel size with side-wall tires, providing excellent grip on the road. In terms of aesthetics, the bike is truly a classic, with minimal chrome and a retro-style design. The fuel tank is decorated in beautiful tempera blue and black, adorned with the iconic AJS logo. The frame is an attractive steel hard tail, with the engine fastened underneath for optimal balance and maneuverability. The AJS 7R 350 (1949) is a timeless British motorbike that embodies the spirit of adventure and has paved the way for an entire industry of motorcycles. Combining powerful engineering with elegant styling, it is the perfect companion for any two-wheeled enthusiast.
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