F.D.C.
"16657, W. Dower, Unley, 3½ (h.p.) F.D.C." Registered South Australia, May 1920
Source: Trove NLA
Federal
The Federal Cycle Works operated from 1904-1908, managed by E W Hudd. The motor is Kelecom and the frame fittings are Chater-Lea.
Saward states that Federal Cycle Works of Adelaide rebadged a Kerry motorcycle circa 1903.
Sources: VCCSA, et al
Finlay c.1900 (Sydney)
Firefly 1905 (Sydney)
Firth 1914-15
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, Haig, & Co of Watson Terrace, Mount Gambier, South Australia were bicycle, motorcycle and car dealers before and during the WWI years. They are listed as having built Peugeot-powered motorcycles around 1910-1912.
Motor Cars, Motor Cycles and Push Cycles, new and second hand.
Many similar adverts in 1916.
Sources: Simon Fleming, Trove NLA.
Fleet
Manufactured motorcycles fitted with Minerva engines from 1903 to 1908
The Age (Melbourne, Vic.) Sat 5 Sep 1903
(On the same page they advertised a large range of bicycle parts.)
Sources: Trove NLA, Simon Fleming.
Flood
Widely advertised in 1998, the machine was constructed in cruiser fashion using an American engine and White Power suspension.
Source: ozebook.com
Flora
Listed by Saward as possibly built in Tasmania around 1916 using a JAP engine.
Source: Simon Fleming.
Flying Jolly 1907-1908 (S.A.)
FONZ
Electric Scooters, Sydney based. Established 2010, known then as Fonzarelli.
fonzmoto.com
Forbes (Bendigo, Vic.)
Foulis 1909-1910 (Sydney)
Rarer Australian Marques
