Douglas Motorcycles - English horizontally opposed twins. Technical information and images.

2. A HISTORY OF THE DOUGLAS VESPA

Veteran Vespa Club UK The Douglas company of Kingswood, Bristol, commenced motorcycle production in 1907. By 1948 it was effectively bankrupt, actually going into receivership that year. When on holiday in Italy that year the Managing Director, Claude McCormack, caught sight of a Vespa and soon made arrangements with Piaggio to build it under licence in Bristol.

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3. Douglas 1948 Mark III

My 1948 Mark III - the early years My 1948 Mark III - recent

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4. Douglas Dragonfly - Classic Motorcycle Review

Douglas Dragonfly - Classic Bike Review - RealClassic.co.uk

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5. Douglas Dragonfly - Classic Motorcycle Review - RealClassic.co.uk

Douglas Dragonfly - Classic Bike Review - RealClassic.co.uk

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6. Douglas Dragonfly at Science and Society Picture Library

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7. Douglas Motocycles Gallery

Album 54: A photographic look back at Douglas Motocycles "As the Ewings were to Dallas, so Douglas was to Kingswood" The rise and fall of the Douglas Motocycle Company

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8. Douglas Motorcycles

Douglas Motorcycles History - Dirtrack and Racing - Douglas Collection for Sale

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9. Douglas Motorcycles

Douglas motorcycles - Owners and clubs, parts resources, images, links to technical articles...

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10. Douglas Motorcycles - Buy Sell Swap & Information

A site all about Douglas motorcycles with pictures, classifieds and technical articles

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11. Douglas Motorcycles - Image Gallery

Douglas Pictures - Image Gallery of Classic British Motorcycles from Sheldon's EMU.

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12. Judy Westacott 1928 Douglas

Judy Westacott talks about classic bike sprinting and her 1928�Douglas 500cc SW5/DT model motorcycle.

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13. Motor Cycle Engine - Douglas Twin-Cylinder, circa 1925 - Museum Victoria

Douglas Motors Ltd motor cycles were made in Bristol, UK from 1903. The company was one of the leading British manufacturers until the the Second World War and many Douglas machines were used for competion work. The two-cylinder, horizontally opposed engine was the mainstay of the Douglas powerplant ...

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14. The Story of the Douglas

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