Brief History of the Marque: Ascot-Pullin
Built in England at Letchworth from 1928, these handsome and advanced
motorcycles featured a pressed steel monocoque body with enclosed chain
guards, hydraulic brakes and interchangeable wheels. It had blade-type
forks, electric lighting and a hand gear change, and was propelled by a
498cc four-stroke engine. Like so many others deserving of successs, it
vanished at the start of the first great depression in 1930.
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