Westovian motorcycles were produced from 1914 to 1916, by R.
V. Heath of South Shields.
1914 The machines were basic models of 2½ hp and 4½ hp fitted with Precision
engines, belt drive, hub gears and Druid
forks.
1915 There was also a model powered by a TDC
engine.
1916 That machine continued but with only one other using a Precision
engine. The rest turned to JAP
single and V-twin engines. It was the final year of production.
