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Brief History of the Marque: Scott

The Scott factory in Shipley, Yorkshire was established by Alfred Angus Scott who left the company in 1915 (or 1919 according to other sources). In 1950 the works were moved to Birmingham where they continued to produce fine two-strokes until 1972. Their most famous model, the Flying Squirrel, became something of a legend.

Alfred Scott left the company he had established in 1919 (?) to concentrate on the development of the Scott Sociable tricar. It is thought that the machine, a cross between a sidecar and a three-wheeler, was developed as a machine-gun platform.

The machines were powered by a 578cc water-ccoled Scott two-stroke twin and were capable of some 80kph. They were not a commercial success and production ended in 1925.
 

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Scott Sociable 1923 Tricar front

Sat Sep 29 2007
martsnc<at>tin.it
scott super squirrel

Hi,
my dad have a motorcycle Scott super squirrel  498 CC ( made in  1924 years ) , can you help me for get picture , information ..., we are fixed the motobiker , can you help me about the right color of the motocycler ? we will paint the motorcycle soon, but me must finder the color befor, i will send the picture nex time .
sorry for my bad english ,we are italian .

thank you a  lot .

Martinelli Mauro

see you .
bye for now .
italy


Tue Sep 11 2007
rccole<at>hotmail.co.uk
Where is it now?
Scott 2sp Super Squirrel
My late father had a motorcycle business  pre 1939 in 1946 he put together a 1924 engine and a 1930 frame to make the above machine it was registered in 1946 and given the reg No HLR675 it was subject of an article in either the Motor Cycle or Motor Cycling magazine at that time.

I stripped it and had it rechromed and stove enamelled during the 1960's. It was sold by my father just before his death in the late 70's. I would dearly love to see this bike again and possibly buy it. Any information would be gratefully received
Surrey


19th July 2007
peterbartrop<at>ntlworld.com wrote:
subject: THE BOOK OF THE SCOTT
message: I WAS WONDERING IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN THE BOOK I HAVE IT IS.THE BOOK OF THE SCOTT DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS 1940 EDITION (REPRINTED 1945)
 

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Scott_Driving_Instructions_1940_page

Fri Jan 27 2006
miketbirdmas
1966 Flying Squirrel
Purchased bike at auction and need manual and parts to get running. Is this bike a two stroke? Appears to be
Thanks,  Mike


Thu Oct 06 2005
ajazdotcahotmail
Scott
I have a Scott Bike , I dont know the year and model, but its like a bi-cycle with an engine  and a  brass magnet  on the side which supplies current to the plug. If anybody has an original photo, please email me  and I need to know what uear is it.
Thanks
Ajaz


March 30th 2005
Scott Vintage Motorcycle Original 1928 Catalogue on Ebay
Vendor's Description: Nice original fold-out item, in effect 8 pages. Opens out to show the Flying Squirrel in double page feature surrounded by detail pictures. The Squirrel, 2 Speed Super Squirrel, 3 Speed  Super Squirrel and Touring Models also shown. Lists of 1927 successes given, one sidecar   picture. Nice item - light discolouring, tear at fold. 22.8cm x 14.7cm (Folded size). 



 
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