Debenham Sisters
Betty and Nancy Debenham, with their dog, Poncho, were keen motorcyclists. Nancy won a Gold Medal at Brooklands in 1926.
The Debenham Sisters
Andrews was a motorcycle produced in 1906.
The machine was probably a one-off as it was not heard of again after that year. Built by Mr Andrews of Spalding in Lincolnshire, it was seen at the 1906 Stanley show. It had a vertical-twin engine and two speeds, as the pulleys were arranged to give different ratios. It had leading-link front suspension and ash wood fork suspension at the rear.
This machine was a two-seater tricycle, with a single front wheel that was chain-driven from a 3hp engine mounted above it. The driver and passenger sat side-by-side above the rear axle.
Source: Graces Guide
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