IVY-PRECISION, No. 99.

3½ h.p. Model. 85 x 88 mm.; side by side m.o.i.v.; B. and B. carburetter; belt.

S. A. Newman, Lichfield Road, Birmingham. – This is quite an interesting machine. The handle-bars are wide, with crossbar to aid rigidity, and for the purpose of carrying accessories. The front forks are novel in that they provide a direct up and down movement, and also a buffer to allow a slight rocking motion. The forks are best described by saying that they combine the advantages of the Druid with those of the Triumph forks. A front wheel stand is fitted, serving as an additional stay for the front mudguard, which, by the way, has side wings,

5 h.p. Twin: 75 x 85 mm.

A twin Ivy-Precision is a new introduction. It is a very taking looking mount on standard lines.

2½ h.p. Model : 70 x 76 mm.

Other details as above, except that the spring fork is not provided with the buffer referred to in the description of the preceding machine. Also a 3½ h.p. model with ordinary type of handlebars and spring forks.

4½ h.p. Model : 89 x 95 mm.; side by side m.o.i.v.; Amac carburetter; belt; Albion two-speed gear.

This machine is designed specially for sidecar work. The Albion two-speed gear with handle starting to the rear hub is controlled by a pedal. Wide rubber-covered footboards are provided.

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