Sunbeam Cycles
Sunbeam Cycles
Sunbeam Cycles was a brand of motorcycles first built by John Marston Limited. Sunbeam was founded in 1887 as a bicycle manufacturer, yet at the turn of the 20th century, the company diversified into motorcycle and car production. A separate company known as the Sunbeam Motor Car Company was founded in 1905. Sunbeam Cycles began series motorcycle production in 1912, with Model 6 and Model 9 being some notable early models. The most well know Sunbeam motorcycles were the S7 & S8, which were two bikes produced under the ownership of BSA. Production of Sunbeam Cycles ended in 1956, although BSA would produce certain models named Sunbeam down the years.
Sunbeam Cycles was a brand of motorcycles first built by John Marston Limited. Sunbeam was founded in 1887 as a bicycle manufacturer, yet at the turn of the 20th century, the company diversified into motorcycle and car production. A separate company known as the Sunbeam Motor Car Company was founded in 1905. Sunbeam Cycles began series motorcycle production in 1912, with Model 6 and Model 9 being some notable early models. The most well know Sunbeam motorcycles were the S7 & S8, which were two bikes produced under the ownership of BSA. Production of Sunbeam Cycles ended in 1956, although BSA would produce certain models named Sunbeam down the years.
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