AJS Motorcycles of the 1930s

AJS 1930 Models

AJS 1930s 990cc OHC

AJS 1931 Models

AJS 1931 S2 996cc

AJS 1931 S3 V-Twin

AJS 1931 S4 399cc

AJS 1931 S5 349cc

AJS 1931 S6 349cc

AJS 1931 S8 498cc

AJS 1931 S9 498cc

AJS 1931 S12 248cc

AJS 1931 Sidecars

AJS 1932 Models

AJS T5 SV

AJS T6 TB6 OHV

AJS T8 TB8 OHV

AJS T9 4.98 H.P SV

AJS 990 SV 1933

AJS Trophy OHC Models

1933 OHC Models

In 1933 a two new overhead-camshaft AJS sports models were introduced, replacing those available before the Matchless merger. These were the Models 7 (350cc) and 10 (500cc) which shared the chain-driven camshaft of their predecessors but were otherwise were entirely new. The magneto was now located behind the cylinder and the engines had dry-sump lubrication and were fitted with a four-speed, foot-change gearbox. Versions included full racing types and an ISDT type named the Trophy. The Model 7 was built until 1939, but production of the Model 10 ceased in 1936.

1934 Models

1934 AJS 990cc Model 2 Sidevalve V-twin

1934 AJS 349cc Model 5 Sidevalve

1934 AJS 349cc Model 6 OHV Two-port

1934 AJS 349cc Model B6 OHV "Big Port"

1934 AJS 346cc Model 7 OHC

1934 AJS 498cc Model 8 OHV Two-port

1934 AJS 498cc Model B8-34 OHV Big Port

1934 AJS 498cc Model 9 Sidevalve

1934 AJS 495cc Model 10 OHC

1934 AJS 248cc Model 12 Big Port OHV Sloper

1936 Models

AJS 1936 Models

1938 Models

250 & 350cc Models 38/12 38/22 38/16 38/26

500cc Road Models 38/8, 38/18 & 38/9

AJS 1938 Silver Streak

Competition Models 38/22T, 38/26T & 38/18T

Model 2 990cc V-Twin

AJS 1938 7R

9.90 H.P. Model 2

1931 9.96 h.p. SV Twin

1932-33 990 SV Twin

1934 990cc Model 2 SV V-twin

1938 Model 2 990cc V-Twin