MR. J. BULLOCK.

An attractive show is made by Mr. J. Bullock, bicycle and motor-car maker, with several cycles (motor and otherwise), cycle parts, and the motor car manufactured at his Pirie street works. Some of the machines are constructed with Eadie's fittings, and for general appearance and substantiality the exhibit is a credit to the manufacturer. One of Werner's latest motors has just been received by Mr. Bullock— a facsimile of the machine which won the valuable auto-velo trophy for the best average performance in the recent Paris-Vienna motor race. The Werner cars secured first and second positions in this race. Several of Mr. Bullock's cycles are fitted with Hyde free-wheels, and attract much attention.

The Register (Adelaide, SA) 7th March 1903 (Trove)

A Fine Cycle.

I was introduced on Tuesday to a beautifully made and powerful motor cycle. The great feature of it is that it is of local manufacture. It is a Bullock J.A.P. of 8 to 10 horse-power, and was built to the order of Mr. F. W. R. Crowe, of Dulwich, Adelaide. Low in the body, the cycle gives an excellent impression of the power it contains in its twin cylinders. It is heavily sprung in forks and saddle, so as to afford the maximum of riding comfort. A distinctive feature is a Jardine four-speed gearbox, with a kick starter. It bas a very sweet cork clutch. Three-inch tires assist the springforks to absorb road shock, and the feel are carried in comfort on long, curved aluminium footboards. The drive is chain-cum-belt covered in from the weather - a fact which not only conduces to smoothness of running, but to the lives of the chain and belt.

This Bullock-J.A.P. has a large mechanical horn with a note calculated to make even a policeman jump. The colouring is a greenish French grey, with nickeled parts. Altogether, she is good to look at.

The Register (Adelaide, SA) Wed 14 Jun 1916 (Trove)