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1917 Detroit MI Henderson Motorcycle Roy Artley - Vintage 1965 Historical Ad

Antique magazine advertisement reprint published in 1965. Condition: Good
Page Size: Approx. 8" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm)
Condition: Good

January 8, 1917
New 24-Hour Sidecar Record Set by the
Riding a 1917 stock Henderson, Roy
Artley broke the 24-hour world’s sidecar
record on January 4th!
Astride his four-cylindered mount, Art-
ley sped like the wind over California
roads during a day and a night. Though
striving to cram as many miles as possible
into the twenty-four hours, Artley and his
willing Henderson sought no favor—chose
no favorable roads.
When the time was up 706 miles had
been traversed!
Roy Artley
In spite of a terrific gait that knew no cessation until the clock hands had twice
circled the face, the gallant Henderson gave no trouble of any sort.
This is the exact duplicate of the machine
that brolce the world’s record. It can be
yours !
At the end of the long run, despite the fact that
it had been through a mile-choking performance
that added 122 miles to the best previous record,
drawing a sidecar and passenger, the motor was no
warmer than if it had been put through a ten-mile
work-out!
This should emphatically de-
cide the make of machine yon
will ride or sell in 1917!
HENDERSON MOTORCYCLE COMPANY
DETROIT





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