1911 Wooler (350cc single cylinder engine). Wooler motorcycles were designed and made by John Wooler in the UK. In shot are two of his direct descendants, both also named Joh#140 | Abigail Martin

A 1911 Wooler is bump started up at the Graham Walker Memorial Run at the Beaulieu Motor Museum. At a time when the flat tank motorcycle was in vogue, Wooler had other ideas. The most iconic feature of the Wooler was the petrol tank which extended past the steering head, and was later nicknamed the Flying Banana by no other than Graham Walker, for obvious reasons! This one is ridden at events up and down the country by John Chubb and has a wonderful ‘naked’ unpainted tank. Video and content is o

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We have a very special video for you from the Museum team this week! Over the last few months a lot of people have requested a video of our legendary V8 Moto Guzzi in action. On a sunny October day, Sammy decided to do just that! Designed specifically by Giulio Cesare Carcano for the 1955 to 1957 GP racing teams, the @Discovery channel ranked this as one of the top ten motorcycles of all time. We also have another rare bike on show in this video - the Wooler Flat Four. With remarkably clean engi

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