Alldays & Onions built motorcycles in Sparkbrook, England
from 1903 to 1915. Models included the Villiers-powered Alldays Matchless
(no relation). After 1915 they moved to a new factory in Small Heath and
marketed under the Allon brand up until 1927. Allon models included a 539cc
JAP
V-Twin model.
The Alldays name dates back to the 17th century, and the firm merged
with JC Onions in 1885 to build all manner of machinery including numerous
bicycles and tricycles, and branched into automobiles in the early 1900s.
During WWI they built mostly motorcycles, returning to cars on cessation
of hostilities. The company changed its name to Alldays Peacock which was
acquired by the Spire Group in the 1980s.
Tue Apr 17 2007
w.grattan
ntlworld.com
alldays & onions
allon
Hi there, can you tell me the colour scheme of the petrol tank?
UK
Sun Sep 24 2006
hjvinning<
>hotmail
Oil leak
Alldays Allon 1920
I have an oil leak at back of the drive pulley wheel, after removing
pulley wheel I find there is no felt or rubber washer should one be there?
Jersey, CI
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