AJS Model 20 Motorcycle 1938

AJS Model 20

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Once Edward Turner had come up with the Speed Twin for Triumph in 1938, other major British factories were forced to respond with their own versions of the vertical twin engine. The last manufacturer to unveil such a design in the export-or-die post-war years was Associated Motor Cycles, joining the fray in 1949 with a 500cc model in the two AMC marque liveries. The AJS version was known as the Model 20 and was a docile and comfortable machine, with useful torque for accelerating.

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