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Rudge Whitworth motorcycle books cover the history of this British motorcycle plus many brochures and manuals.

Rudge-Whitworth Cycles was a British bicycle and motorcycle manufacturer that resulted from the merger of two bicycle manufacturers in 1894.

L H CADE

The Book Of The Rudge by L H Cade (1927). A complete guide owners and prospective purchasers of Rudge-Whitworth motorcycles - dealing with every phase of the subject, including chapters on driving, touring, legal matters, insurance, tracing faults and overhauling.

JOHN PUGH

The Rudge Book Of The Road by John Pugh (c.1928). "In presenting this book to you, we hope we shall add still further to the endless fascination and satisfaction of owning a Rudge motor-cycle. We hope it will become your inseparable comrade on the road, your guide, philosopher and friend in times of doubt and your fireside companion when the long journey's over. As far back as 1911 we began to build our first motor-cycles. We rode them ourselves. We researched. We invented. Until we were able to give the motor-cyclist exactly what he wanted of his machine. And as he and roads and times have changed, so we have improved and improved each year to meet changed requirements. In many ways we think we have led in new developments and inventions. Certainly we are proud to-day of the motor-cycles we are making. And because we feel very proud of them, you will find we have talked a good deal about them in the following pages. Because we have gathered much experience in these years we have put in a great deal of information which you will find both helpful and interesting. And because most of us are motor-cyclists ourselves and know and love the old romance of the road, we have talked of that also. We have built for you good motor-cycles, and we will go on building them. We have given you here what we hope you will consider an equally good book. May we wish you good health, good roads, good weather and good luck in all your comings and goings!" John V. Pugh (Chairman) RUDGE-WHITWORTH LTD.

BRYAN REYNOLDS

Don't Trudge It, Rudge It by Bryan Reynolds (1977) is an in-depth, but readable study on this most colourful of motorcycles which is perhaps best summed up by these three words which appeared on one of the last Rudge sales brochures: Safe, Silent, Speed.

Rudge-Whitworth Motorcycle Manuals

Rudge - Wrinkles How To Take Care Of Your Rudge-Whitworth (1920) Six models covered, the side valve 250, the GHV 250, the 350, The Special and The Ulster.

Instruction For The Care And Maintenance Of Rudge Motor Cycles c.1932

35 Parts Manual For Rudge, All Models 1935

35 Instruction Manual Featuring All Rudge Models 1935

35-39 Shop Manual For All Rudge Models 1935-1939

Rudge Whitworth Motorcycle Brochures

Rudge 1936 - The Dependable Motorcycle (c.1970s) A facsimile of a sales brochure first printed 1936, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details.

Rudge Quality Motor Cycles 1939 (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1939, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details epilogue.

May We Tell You About The 1934 Rudge? (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1934, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details epilogue

Rudge 1935 (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1935, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details.

Rudge Motor Bicycles And Sidecars 1924 (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1924, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details.

Rudge Motor Cycles 1938 - Safe - Silent - Speed (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1938, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details.

Rudge Motor Cycles 1931 (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1931, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details.

1927 Rudge-Whitworth Catalogue No. 67. Motor Bicycles And Sidecars (c.1970s) A facsimile of sales brochure first printed 1927, includes details of models for sale, specifications, standard and extra equipment, photographs, technical details and historical details.