Featured Pages "I wants to make yer flesh creep" Some Gruesome Relics of Bygone Days seen by the Motor Cyclist on Tour
Wayside GibbetsThe Mother of Invention "I recommend that you maintain the business connection with Daimler. His invention is entirely trustworthy, and it will have a future, the magnitude of which we cannot begin to imagine today."
Levassor, Panhard and the woman who brought it all together - Louise SarazinHawker Motorcycles An obscure marque built by an Australian. He is the Hawker of Hurricane and Harrier fame.
Harry Hawker
The Dane was produced in 1920. It was priced at £75 and had a 348cc two-stroke Precision or JAP engine coupled to a two-speed gearbox. They also spoke of a 6hp or 8hp twin, fitted with a three-speed Sturmey-Archer gearbox. It is not thought that many of the singles were built, and there is no evidence that the twins were produced.
May 6th, 1920. Advertised in The Motor Cycle for £75.