Have you ever seen a motorcycle like this? 1951 Turner 'By-Van' 

Lovely! These are the bikes my Grandad ride taking his tools to jobs, taking my Granny and Great Granny to church and taking vacations that produced such stories of the ham on fire. Thank you!

Eccentric British design 🇬🇧… Looks like a hoot too… thanks For all the bike guides & workshop tours Sammy…

I love seeing Sammy in the restoration workshop. Great work mate cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

What a great thing, this Turner By-van. Hope to see this motorcycle next in your museum.

I had the very great pleasure of being shown around your workshop by Sharon, at the BMW meet yesterday. The FS1-E looked complete abd the by-van had been painted up ready for reassembly. Always a treat to visit the museum, see you again soon!

Another day in paradise, you said it Sammy.

I must get to this museum while Sammy is still with us!

Lovely place, grew up nearby and visited often.

i'll bet if they brought those to tiwan or korea or nam where everyone was riding bikes this thing would still be in production

Love it! Must visit again

Have you got any Anzani engines.

Interesting design Sammy - stay safe

Well I never! The By-Van is a new one on me, never heard of it. Of course, there was no way Sammy could resist taking it for spin himself!🤓

love x

Wolverhampton Birmingham? Villiers St is in Wolverhampton and NOT Brum. Great looking vehicle, shame so few were ever made.

Sammy has more faith in stirrup brakes than I ever had. Barely sufficient on a pedal cycle and absolutely useless when its wet!

Wonder if anyone painted one, back when, with black spots to look like a cow. First thing that came to mind

Stuart Turner then Edward Turner the UK has good engine designers. The Stuart Sirius uniflow steam engine with a twin 3" bore would have made a good steam motorcycle.

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Why restore an original vehicle which is as it came out of the factory, surely it would be better to preserve the original patina

Wear a helmet. Protect the knowledge

Nice bike, probably too little place for cargo is what killed it.