The Classic MotorCycle

From A to B

Whether it's true or not, there's a tale that Philip Vincent (PCV) reckoned the Series A single was the 'best' of all the machines his eponymous company made over the years. Now, whether it's mythology or truth, who really knows, but the phrase can lead to some interesting debate, especially about time and context.

If one puts the Series A single - so that was the base-model Meteor, the sportier Comet, the racer TT Replica, plus odd models such as the Comet Special, a sort of 'half-way house'

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