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    Velocette MSS – Rigid Model

    Mar 01, 2024 4 minutes

    THE SPECIALIST

    Following the 250cc MOV, then 350cc MAC models, the 500cc MSS was a logical progression. Velocette specialists Grove Classics are very familiar with Hall Green products, but when it came to the earlier version of the MSS, we were directed to a model guide written by Dai Gibbison and published by the Velocette Owners’ Club. Thanks to all for the assistance, including Julie Diplock of Elk Promotions.

    ■ Grove Classic Motorcycles: www.groveclassicmotorcycles.co.uk; 01234 752033
    ■ Velocette Owners’ Club: www.velocetteowners.com

    MODEL HISTORY

    Velocette was looking for steadier revenue streams as it faced the early 1930s and a shrinking market for upper-end motorcycles. Eventually, in 1933, the 250cc MOV appeared as the first of a trio of overhead-valve models that continued with 1934’s 350cc MAC and ended

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