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- Part of the Barry Bailey Collection
- Douglas Motorcycles were based in Bristol and produced bikes between 1907 and 1957
- Famous for their opposed-twin engine designs during their early days of production
- They supplied over 70,000 bikes and, along with Triumph, contributed the most to the war effort between 1914 and 1918
- After WWII, Douglas was in financial difficulty and reduced its output to the 350cc flat-twin engine models with the engine mounted across the frame
- One of only circa 50 bikes produced in period by Douglas
- Shaft-drive with hand-change 4-speed gearbox and a 500cc engine made them popular as sidecar machines
- This example comes mostly complete, although missing its magneto and appears unrestored
- Same owner since 1976 with purchase receipt included along with an old MOT from 1971
- Garage stored since late 1970s so will need recommissioning or restoring before use
- Not currently UK-registered, no V5C present
- Being offered without reserve
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