Debenham Sisters
Betty and Nancy Debenham, with their dog, Poncho, were keen motorcyclists. Nancy won a Gold Medal at Brooklands in 1926.
The Debenham Sisters
London was a motorcycle produced by the Rex Patents Co of the Exchange in Clapham, London, in 1904.
The firm offered a 3½ hp model with a diamond frame, braced forks and belt drive. They used De Dion, Minerva and MMC engines, along with their own 449cc engine which used Imperial fittings rather than metric.
The motorcycle was similar to many others built at that time, and few were sold.Sources: Graces Guide; motorcycletimeline.com
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