Highlights

• The Rudge Ulster was a British motorcycle manufactured from 1929 until the outbreak of WWII
• Originally developed as a racing prototype, this model is a race replica powered by a 1933 TT 500cc four valve engine
• A foot petal operates both the front and rear brakes, with a hand lever also operating only the front brake
• The transmission is a rare 4 speed
• This machine was first registered on March 28, 1933 in the Sheffield area of the English county of South Yorkshire