AJS Model 16 350MS

Introducing the 1954 AJS Model 16 350MS, a quintessential representation of mid-20th-century British motorcycling. Known for its allround versatility, this motorcycle strikes a balance between practicality and classic charm, making it a beloved choice among enthusiasts and collectors alike. With its elegant lines and robust build, the Model 16 not only embodies the spirit of adventure but also serves as a testament to AJS's commitment to delivering quality and performance. Whether you're cruising through the countryside or navigating city streets, this machine promises a captivating ride that harkens back to a golden age of motorcycling. At the heart of the 350MS lies a single-cylinder, four-stroke engine with a displacement of 347 cc. Producing an admirable 18 horsepower at 5750 RPM, this powerplant offers a delightful blend of torque and responsiveness, ideal for both leisurely rides and spirited outings. The engine's 6.5:1 compression ratio, paired with a reliable carburettor fuel system, ensures that the Model 16 delivers a smooth and engaging performance. The 4-speed gearbox provides the rider with an intuitive control over power delivery, while the wet multiplate clutch enhances smooth gear transitions. Coupled with an air-cooling system, the engine remains efficient even during prolonged rides, making it a dependable companion on any journey. The AJS Model 16 350MS is equipped with features that reflect the era’s engineering prowess. Its duplex steel cradle frame offers both rigidity and lightness, contributing to the bike's overall agility and handling. The drum brakes at both the front and rear provide reliable stopping power, while the cartridge front suspension enhances ride comfort, absorbing bumps with ease. Weighing in at 170 kg (374.8 pounds) and with a length of 2,190 mm (86.2 inches), the Model 16 retains a compact and manageable size, making it suitable for riders of all experience levels. Its generous fuel capacity of 13.5 liters ensures that riders can enjoy longer journeys without frequent stops for refueling. **