AJS Model D (1915)
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Specifications AJS Model D (1915) blueprint
The AJS Model D (1915) is an iconic British motorcycle with a classic design and timeless appeal. This motorcycle was the first to be produced by the AJS Motorcycle Company. The design of the Model D is steeped in history, having been originally released in 1915. It was regarded as a revolutionary machine for its time, being much more technologically advanced than its counterparts. The AJS Model D features an air-cooled, single-cylinder, 499cc engine with a three-speed vintage gearbox. The motorcycle has a handsome metal frame and a traditional sprung saddle with best-quality leather covers. It is fitted with a leading-link front fork, which provided stability and security for riders. The Model D also came with a rear sprung hub, which made it even more comfortable to ride. The handlebars are designed in the traditional British style and the brakes are traditional drum brakes. The Model D comes with a traditional leather tank cover which provides a vintage look. Its look is further enhanced by the blacked-out headlamp, mudguards, and chain guards. The paintwork on the Model D is stunning and has been preserved over the years. It has a classic and iconic look, making it a timeless motorcycle for the collector. The AJS Model D (1915) is a classic and iconic British motorcycle with a timeless appeal. It has a unique character that cannot be found in any other motorcycle. It is a piece of motorcycle history that has stood the test of time and will remain a classic for years to come.
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