1965 Velocette Vogue
No Reserve

Registration No: GUU 24C
Frame No: 42637
MOT: Exempt

• Part of a private collection for many years
• A mostly original Velocette Vogue
• Current V5C document

The Velocette Vogue was launched in 1962. It was the last of the lightweight models made by Velocette and was aimed at the rider who wanted a more stylish version of the long-running LE1. The Vogue was a delightful little motorcycle when taken on its own terms. It didn’t offer enough protection from the elements to encourage drivers out of their cars, and it was too expensive for motorcyclists on a budget. The Vogue’s plus points included a sophisticated beam frame that provided excellent handling and its looks (though, not everyone was a fan of the angular leg shields).

First registered to the London Velocette dealer L. Stevens Ltd on 25^th November 1965, this delightful Vogue is thought to have served the Goldhawk Rd, Shepherd’s Bush-based firm as a demonstrator. Fitted with panniers and flashing indicators from new and reputedly one of only 380 ever made, it joined the late vendor’s collection of British motorcycles during 2011. On static display in recent years, the Velocette will require recommissioning prior to use. Offered for sale with V5C Registration Document and at No Reserve.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217