A Brief History of the Marque
Made in Birmingham by tool manufacturer Abingdon-King-Dick between 1903 and 1925, the machines were equipped with Fafnir, Minerva, Kerry and MMC engines, and later with Abingdon engines. Many machines were exported to Commonwealth countries.
Known as Abingdon Engineering since its founding in 1856, Abingdon was renamed AKD in 1926 and produced single cylinder four-stroke motorcycles of 147cc to 346cc, and V-twins. Motorcycle production ceased in 1932.
Abingdon engines powered many marques including Ariel and Invicta. The Tyseley factory was next door to the Excelsior works.
History of Abingdon King Dick
Sat Jul 07 2012
paul<at>billinghammachine.co.uk
what should it look like
akd ?
frame number 5465
engine number m717
stockton-on-tees
Fri Aug 25 2006
colin.grace at btconnect dot com
Abingdon
I came across an Abingdon Motorcycle in a freinds warehouse back in the USA with a king dick
engine, have you any idea of its worth? it needs a bit of TLC but its all there
Oxford
Regards, Colin
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