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StoneRoad2013 ^club

Posted: 30 Jun 2023

Taken: 26 Jun 2023

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nmbm[23] - Golden Dream four

nmbm[23] - Golden Dream four

The Brough Superior Golden Dream is one of the most valuable motorcycles in the world. It is the sole example of the show model for the 1938 exhibition at Olympia. Hand-built by Brough and Freddie Dixon, the Golden Dream has two pairs of horizontally opposed cylinders, one above the other, with two longitudinal crankshafts to give vibration free running. The two crankshafts shafts are geared together, with one driving the mag-dyno, and the other driving the rear wheel. Two Brough Dream Fours were built but World War II stopped development. The second Brough Dream has a black and chrome finish and is privately owned. [source is Wikipedia]

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StoneRoad2013 ^club

On one of my earlier visits, this was in the entrance hall, along with the Watsonian outfit [bike and chair]

11 months ago.

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