http://motors-bay.com/ ru Motorcycle directory DataLife Engine http://motors-bay.com/ajs/46-ajs-7-r.html http://motors-bay.com/ajs/46-ajs-7-r.html AJS 7 R motorcycle, with its speed to 160 km/h, was used Denli and Beyksrom in order to break the record in the class of 350cc to race in Montleri. A new design by Phil Walker, the chain-driven overhead camshaft 7R had the history of the pre-war AJS singles behind it. Initially, the AJS R7 was not as powerful as its competitors, producing 32 bhp(24 kW) @ 7500 rpm.]]> ya Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:35:57 +0300 http://motors-bay.com/ajs/45-ajs-big-port-500.html http://motors-bay.com/ajs/45-ajs-big-port-500.html AJS Big Port 500cc racer, complete with pannier petrol tanks bolted together, and an auxiliary oil pump on the separate oil tank.]]> ya Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:28:40 +0300 http://motors-bay.com/ajs/44-ajs-e95-ajs-porcupine.html http://motors-bay.com/ajs/44-ajs-e95-ajs-porcupine.html AJS E95 (AJS Porcupine) motorcycle was a much-redesigned version of the E90 horizontal twin, knows as the Porcupine due to the spiky finning on the cylinder head. The original design was drawn pre-war when supercharging was legal, but when racing resumed post war, supercharging was banned and the Porcupine was uncompetitive.]]> ya Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:20:06 +0300 http://motors-bay.com/ajs/43-ajs-model-d.html http://motors-bay.com/ajs/43-ajs-model-d.html AJS model D moto was given a 6h.p. V-twin engine and a sidecar version was introduced.]]> ya Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:00:00 +0300 http://motors-bay.com/ajs/42-ajs-supercharged-v4.html http://motors-bay.com/ajs/42-ajs-supercharged-v4.html AJS Supercharged V-four 500cc motorcycle was launched in 1935, initially as a roadster. It had chain-driven single overhead cams, front-mounted supercharger. Initially air-cooled, it became liquid-cooled in 1939, adding to its reliability.]]> ya Sat, 06 Dec 2008 14:47:59 +0300