Century Engineering and Motor Co
Century of Willesden Junction, London produced motorcycles from 1902 to 1905.
The firm was best known for its Tandem model. This was a fairly
typical and cumbersome machine of forecar design.
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1904 The company used a 5hp Aster engine, driving a countershaft by chain. The rear axle was driven by one of
two chains, to give high and low speeds. A lever on the right acted as steering, by moving it to and
fro. There were also some controls that the passenger could reach. Also listed was a tradesman's
carrier model.
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1905 A steering wheel appeared as the standard fitting for a car, but the make soon vanished as the cyclecar took over. Also used Minerva
and MMC engines
Source: Graces Guide
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