Ajs Collection (page 9)

John Rice (AJS) 2005 Classic Lap

Angus Herbert (AJS) Travelling Marshal 1955 TT

Angus Herbert (AJS) Travelling Marshal 1956 TT

Mick Miller (AJS) 1960 Senior Southern 100

Bill Doran (AJS) 1951 Senior TT

Bill Doran (AJS) 1951 Junior TT

Mick Featherstone (AJS} 1951 Junior TT

Rod Coleman (AJS) 1953 Senior TT weight-in

Rod Coleman (AJS} 1952 Junior TT
Kiwi Rod Coleman (AJS} 1952 Junior TT

Roy Evans (AJS) 1951 Junior Ulster Grand Prix

Rod Coleman (AJS) 1954 Junior TT
Kiwi Rod Coleman (AJS) starts the 1954 Junior TT

Martin Page (AJS) 1989 Junior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Bob Biddulph (AJS) 1989 Junior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Eric Hardy (AJS) 1953 Senior TT

Bill Doran (AJS) 1953 Senior TT

Bob Rowbottom (AJS) 1953 Senior TT

Harry Reynolds (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix practice

Vin Duckett (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix practice

Graham Dickson (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Peter Huby (AJS) 1962 Junior Manx Grand Prix practice

Edward Whiteside (AJS) 1957 Junior Newcomers MGP

John Smith (AJS) 1949 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Bob Biddulph (AJS) 1985 Classic Manx Grand Prix

Charlie Gray (AJS) 1951 Senior TT

Charlie Gray (AJS) 1951 Junior TT

Eric McPherson (AJS) 1949 Junior TT
Aussie Eric McPherson (AJS) 1949 Junior TT

Bill Doran at Scarborough on the AJS Porcupine. Photo: George Schofield

1961 Southern 100 Junior Championship
Spot the winner! Alan Shepherd (AJS, 5) and Phil Read (Norton, 4) cross the line together in the Junior Championship. It was adjudged a dead heat

Bill Doran - AJS Porcupine
Bill Doran uses up all the suspension on the AJS Porcupine as he bottoms out on Bray Hill. Dorans Bends was named after him when he crashed there in 1950

Richening the mixture
With a left-mounted float chamber, Fergus Anderson leans his Guzzi to the right to richen the mixture before starting the 1954 Junior TT

Early Morning Practice
It really was this dark for early morning practiceQ No. 19 is Frank Cope with his lightweight short-stroke AJS. Frank was still racing in his 80s

A reliable Plumstead power plant
Bob McIntyre;s 7R edured both the Junior and Senior MGPs in 1952. After winning the Junior, he rode the same machine to second in the Senior. 12 laps at full chat!

Motorcycle racing is FUN
Llewellyn Ranson is really enjoying the ride at the Bungalow, to judge by his smile. At 95, he still remembers with affection his racing days he shared with his brtoher Humphrey

Danny Shimmin (AJS) 1972 Jurby Road
Manxman Danny Shimmin (AJS) 1972 Jurby Road

The last UK supercharged winner
Post=WWII the FIM banned superchargers in Grand Prix. This ban did not extend to other International races. Jock West shuts everything down after his winning ride at Chimay in 1946 o the V-4 A.J.S

1949 Gill Shield Trial
David Christian eyes the hazards ahead during the Peveril Clubs annual Gill Shield Trial. The Christian family ran the Lucas and Ford agencies on North Quay, Douglas for many years

1949 Senior TT
After leading the 1949 Senior TT, magneto trouble silenced Les Grahams AJS Porcupine at Hillberry. He pushed the lifeless machine home for 10th place

Kerb-crawling
As George Brown thunders past on his 1000cc Vincent, Dennis Morgan appears to be using the kerb to keep his wheels in line of his AJS as they go through the Governors Bridge loop

The drop from Kates to the Creg
Tom Sheard (AJS) approaches Creg ny Baa in the 1921 Junior TT. He finished third that year but won the Junior in 1922, Stanley Woods recalled that the publican of the Keppel Hotel, Creg ny Baa

Frank Moss (AJS) 1973 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Robin Daykin (AJS) 1957 Junior NewcomersManx Grand Prix

Leo Bury (AJS) 1959 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Wally Rawlings (AJS) 1959 Senior Manx Grand Prix. He later passengered for Colin Seeley for many years

Laurence Dunham (AJS) 1952 Silverstone Clubman

John Goodall (AJS) 1990 Junior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Bill Doran (AJS) 1950 Senior TT practice

Reg Lee (AJS) 1950 Junior TT practice

Douglas Smith (AJS) 1961 Junior TT

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