1951 Cyclemaster 25 7 cc fitted to Elswich Hopper bicycle at Andy Tiernans

[@peterstephenson4935]

Good memories of a 32cc one of these when I was 16 in 1958. I had been to view a KTT Velocette priced at £15, my parents said firmly "you are not having that, look for something smaller". I ended up with the Cyclemaster in a Phillips frame, took my motorcycle driving test on it and must admit to quite liking it. Trials bikes after that mostly, but a few bigger road bikes.

[@Signals927]

I had the 32cc Model in 1953 I had the wheel fitted to my Phillips sports bike when I was 16 years old, the throttle lever was replaced with a twist grip same as a motorcycle and it was much better. Registration was WTW 114, sold it in 1955 because I had to do my National Service in the Army. What a great means of transport I used get 30/35 MPH out of mine.

[@fredtracy1673]

The ding-a-ling riding it is having fun, lol.😋

[@mrkeopele]

yup so nice

[@mrkeopele]

That's beautiful! Let's get a GoPro on that one! allgood except for the noise, heat, and fumes, and of course the wasted up and down hammering of the piston engine , it's so ccol!

[@boathemian7694]

Someone needs to start making these again

[@fredtracy1673]

...and it shouldn't catch fire, like those stupid e-bikes, and e-scooters.

[@mrkeopele]

nope, ICE is wasteful technology

[@sardarferozkhan4447]

Is this available