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Supplied new to Layton Garages on 3rd May 1933, this Overhead 680 model was constructed by the works at Haydn Road with a Rigid frame, Castle (Brampton) forks, Amal Carburettor, Lucas MSV 50d Magdyno, Lucas S40 headlamp with Ammeter and dipping beam, Lucas 6V Alttete horn, Jaeger 120 MPH speedometer, Pilgrim oil pump and ...
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The current owner and long time member of the UK Brough Club purchased this bike as a kit of parts in 2013 from another Brough Club member and collector. At this time it consisted of a frame numbered D1545 and a side valve JAP KT motor, wheels and various parts. The frame needed some repair but was complete with a UK V5 ...
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£127,500
Featured in the July 2021 issue of Classic Bike magazine, this fine machine has so many stories to tell and the latest instalment has just been added by the earliest surviving owner contacting us after reading the article. Obviously the magazine article itself and the owners comments have now been added to the history ...
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74 miles from new In totally original condition Stamped service history Part of a large private collection A future classic
A unique opportunity to obtain a truely fine Brough Superior 680cc. We are pleased to be able to offer such a magnificient motorcycle on behalf of the owner. This bike has been rebuilt in recent years to a high standard by a leading Brough technical man. The following information comes straight from the owner. JO 6925 ...
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This is our demo Brough Pendine Dessert registered 1st March 2021 it is fitted with the extras of sports pipes, sump and radiator guard and will come with a first service and a one year factory warranty.
Constructed by the Brough Superior Works at Haydn Road, Nottingham in 1933, this desirable 680 OHV (Overhead Valve) model was ordered in ‘Black Alpine’ specification featuring a sprung Bentley and Draper (B and D) frame with extremely rare Bosch headlamp and tail light Known to the Brough Superior Club and supplied ...
Constructed by the Brough Superior Works at Haydn Road, Nottingham in 1936, this superb example is one of the earliest known surviving examples, being the third SS100 model produced with the newly introduced (for 1936) Matchless based V-Twin engine which superseded the previous ‘JAP’ engine fitted to all earlier SS100 ...
Brough Superior SS80 1938, marvellous machine with full history, all correct matching numbers. Professional restored full documented step by step, the best B.S. ever seen in many years ! Fantastic running with elegance and silent engine. Very very nice and actrattive bike, for real gentlemens... Please ask any info, details ...
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