Rudge-Wedge were motorcycles produced from 1902 to 1904 in Mander Street, Wolverhampton.
Harry Rudge was the eldest son of Daniel Rudge, who founded Rudge Cycles (later Rudge-Whitworth). In 1891, he joined Mr. C. Wedge to form Rudge Wedge and Co They set up a cycle works at Pelham Street, and in 1902 moved to new works in Mander Street. They also built a few motorcycles, but decided to concentrate solely on building pedal bicycles. Many of their products were supplied to the trade with their own or customer's transfers and large numbers of their machines were exported to the colonies.
Sources: Graces Guide
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