The History of JAP Motorcycles! 

I had a 1938 OK Supreme 350 cc having a Pilgrim total loss oil pump. Often called a dead loss pump, I rode it for one summer and sold it for 15 pounds

Love the channel, subject matter and the builds! Couldn’t help though (as a Brit) being mightily distracted by your pronunciation of Prestwich and Villiers😆

My first bike was a 1956 Francis Barnett and it had a Viliers single in it about 200cc if I recall rightly. But I do remember it was a great running engine

I race a 1952 Manx Norton that has a 1937 J.A.P. B4 speedway engine in it, the guy who bought the Norton new fitted the engine.

I have Triumphs that I treasure , thanks for showing this iconic brand there’s several others also

Good Day Weems Motor Co

Thanks for the video.appreciate the historical portion.

Damn I love history and old stuff! The Mongrel is so beautiful 😍😍

Respect from Advanced Auto Bearded fella. Great channel indeed indeed!

Very cool love the history

What a great story... looking forward to seeing "Clifford the Motivator" 😉in action (hehe)

I lost my train of thought when Chey appeared.

Such a beautiful bike, can't wait to hear it running.

awesome Video, HI CHEY! can barley wait to see this thing cranked up!

Sir you are a true craftsman and teacher beautiful work

History and cool stuff,RESPECT

Very interesting information. Thank you.

Very interesting article, thanks

JAP was a frequent powerplant in the sport of Motorcycle Speedway that was invented in Maitland NSW in 1923.

Great Video..Villiers is pronounced VILL -E-ERRS

Nos ja tivemos uma JAP 600cc de valvulas laterais o quadro da moto era bastante engraçado o carburador de competição a pista não tinha entrada de ar tinha 3 gigleres um de baixa outro de media outro de alta ao lado da corente do dinamo de distribuição tinha uma embelema de latão dizia só usar oleo castrol no motor ... hoje em dia não se fabricam quadros dessa maneira são todos soldados e não são muito engraçados...

I suddenly Have the urge to build a board track bike with an evo powerplant. Thank god I can’t weld!

1st #patreon for the win! You could be first too!

Bob's your uncle, .. and Fanny's your aunt.

when i bought it originally i was told it was a 1929, but never looked into it. But if it’s a 1928…. Why would you still say it’s a 29 🤔

Faster "Within Temptation"

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Looks like your speed holes aren't spaced evenly, oops

I feel like this background music should have been playing for this episode - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M9uoq9gfeL0.html - Opportunity missed😁