Anglian of Newgate Street, Beccles were motorcycle makers from 1903
to 1912.
1903 Anglian made their debut at the Crystal Palace show. Primitive in design, the machine was powered by a vertically mounted De Dion, Sarolea or MMC 2.75hp engine.
1905 As well as the De
Dion, a lighter machine was produced - with a 2.5hp JAP
engine. This also had a twin-chain primary drive to give two speeds. At
some point in the following years a forecar
model was also listed.
1910-1912 Only models fitted with 2.75hp De Dion or JAP engines were available.
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