The Singles category encompasses a range of single-cylinder motorcycle models from Ajs. These machines are characterized by their straightforward engine design, offering a focused and often engaging riding experience. Historically, Ajs Singles have been utilized for various purposes, from daily commuting and touring to competitive events, demonstrating their versatility and robust engineering. Their compact nature and accessible performance make them a popular choice for riders seeking a classic motorcycle feel.
Documentation for Ajs Singles typically includes comprehensive service and repair manuals detailing routine maintenance, engine overhauls, and component replacements. Technical specification sheets provide essential data for performance tuning and diagnostics. Furthermore,...
The Singles category encompasses a range of single-cylinder motorcycle models from Ajs. These machines are characterized by their straightforward engine design, offering a focused and often engaging riding experience. Historically, Ajs Singles have been utilized for various purposes, from daily commuting and touring to competitive events, demonstrating their versatility and robust engineering. Their compact nature and accessible performance make them a popular choice for riders seeking a classic motorcycle feel.
Documentation for Ajs Singles typically includes comprehensive service and repair manuals detailing routine maintenance, engine overhauls, and component replacements. Technical specification sheets provide essential data for performance tuning and diagnostics. Furthermore, troubleshooting guides are available to assist owners and technicians in identifying and resolving common issues, ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of these iconic motorcycles.
This manual covers the Singles models 16M, MS, MC, MCS, 18S, 18C, and 18CS from 1951, representing the Post-War Singles Era. Motorcycles were recognized for their robust engineering and reliable performance, holding a significant position in the British motorcycle market. These singles, characterized by their single-cylinder engines and dependable chassis, were designed for general road use and sporting events, competing with other major manufacturers of the time. Their key features included practical design and a focus on owner maintenance.
This manual covers the AJS Singles models produced between 1948 and 1957. The AJS Singles range, manufactured by the Associated Motorcycles (AMC) Group, represents a significant period in British motorcycle engineering. Known for their robust build and reliability, these single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled machines were typically offered in 250cc, 350cc, and 500cc displacements. They featured classic motorcycle proportions and were often equipped with Amal carburetors and magneto ignition systems. The engineering quality of the era is reflected in their successful participation in various sporting events, including trials and scrambles.
This manual covers the OHV Touring Singles produced between 1945 and 1957. A distinguished British motorcycle manufacturer with a rich heritage, developed these models to meet the post-war demand for reliable and practical touring machines. The OHV Touring Singles represent a significant evolution of the single-cylinder designs, offering robust engineering and dependable performance for general use and travel. These motorcycles are characterized by their Overhead Valve (OHV) single-cylinder engines, manual transmissions, and classic chassis configurations, making them highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors.
