Year
Bike
Picture
Description
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AJS Model 16C Trials
1948
1948 ajs 16m trials
ajs and matchless singles have always met with considerable success in trials competition, either in period, or as is the case with the example offered here, in classic events. this machine was purchased as a road going 350cc in 1979 by a mr burton of sleaford who fitted a 1954 500cc engine. it subsequently passed into the hands of ron macbeth who bought it in 1988 and adapted it for trials use. image provided by www.classic-auctions.com.
1948
1948 AJS Model 16
1950
1950 ajs 16m trials
1950
AJS 16M
1951
1951 ajs 16ms
introduced in 1949, the 16ms replaced the 16m, the first civilian machine to be produced after the end of hostilities in 1945. the ms boasted a redesigned frame with rear suspension in the form of a swinging arm. such was its success, it was to remain in production until 1963. image provided by www.classic-auctions.com.
1952
1952 AJS Model 16
1952
1952 AJS Model 18
1952
AJS 350 16MS
1952
AJS Model 16C
1953
1953 AJS Model 16C
1953
1953 AJS Model 16MS
1953
AJS 16MS
1954
1954 ajs 16ms 350cc
epitomising the traditional concept of the british heavweight single, amc's post-war 350cc and 500c models combined an excellent standard of finish with tried and tested mechanics. from 1948 on, the option of front and rear springing with hydraulic damping was available.
1954
1954 AJS Model 16MS
1954
AJS 16MS
1955
AJS 16MS
1955
AJS 16MS
1956
AJS 16 MCT
1956
AJS 16MS
This example of the 350cc AJS variant, typed the 16MS was re-imported during mid 1990's and fully restored. Image kindly provided by www.classic-auctions.co.uk.
1956
AJS Model 16
1956
AJS Model 16
1958
1958 AJS Model 16MCS
1959
1959 AJS Model 16
1959
AJS 16MS
This model is the Lucas alternator model with points on the side, full with AMC hubs front and rear and Girling rear suspension.
1959
AJS Model 16
1961
1961 ajs matchless model 16
1961
AJS 16S
Rare intrim shortstroke model with chrome mudguards.
1961
AJS Model 16
1963
AJS Model 16
1963
AJS Model 16C Trials
