Registration No: RL 1573
Frame No: 7159
MOT: Exempt

• A rare survivor today in this condition
• Beautifully restored example of the marque
• A fast Vintage touring machine
• Old style V5 present

Quadrant was one of the earliest British motorcycle manufacturers, established in Birmingham in 1901. After WWI they produced a range of 654cc and 780cc single-cylinder motorcycles. In 1921, a 565cc model became available following the same general design as its predecessors. In 1924 two models were offered, both sidevalve, in 490cc and 624cc capacities. The company was wound up in 1928.

On offer is an unusual machine of the Vintage era, it has the 624cc engine and was mainly built for sidecar use. It is not known when this machine was restored, but the work must have been carried out to a very high, if not concours, standard. . The machine is still in very beautiful condition and would make a great addition to any collection. It would also doubtless be welcomed on the 2025 Banbury Run. There is a duplicate logbook from 1974 showing a Mr Slater as the owner until it was purchased sometime after. It is not known when the late owner purchased the Quadrant, but it has been in his private collection for many years. Some light recommissioning will be required before use. Offered complete with an old style V5 and a duplicate old logbook.