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Ashburn

Ashburn were motorcycles produced from 1904 to 1905.

The Ashburn was built by Thomas Ashburn of Small Heath, Birmingham.

1904 A modified spring frame was used. It had long leading-links, supported by curved tubes that formed the front mudgards. At the rear was an early mono-shock, which consisted of a pivoted fork controlled by a spring under the saddle.

1905 For that year a model fitted with a 2½ hp JAP was listed, before the name disappeared.

Source: Graces Guide

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