Tuesday, 14 July 2015


The red Armstrong Factory 250 is now sold on to a new home.

I still have the Armstrong that we built as the 1st NEW Armstrong, that was going to relaunch the brand. That project has gone by the wayside and now this bike has to go.

This bike is FOR SALE. £11,000 ovno inc spares package



This is the Prototype Armstrong 250 built by Rave Motorsport - Armstrong in 2011 for the Manx GP / Classic TT / ICGP.

The bike was the first one we built that was going to go into small scale production to relaunch the Armstrong name.
It was made to comply with Manx MCC, ICGP & CRMC regulations.

It features the original Factory Armstrong mk2 250cc engine (NOT ROTAX) used by Steve Tonkin and Niall Mackenzie.
This engine has options to run cranks in same direction or counter-rotation.
Engine number is ST 001 BH overstamped with NM 001 when Niall took over from Steve as their No 1 racer.

Most engine spares will still be available as we sold our original Armstrong drawings and tooling to a colleague who is racing 
and developing 350 Armstrong's.

Frame is completely new, made in 4130 alloy steel by Tony Baker.
Swinging arm made by Metmachex
Rear shock by Ohlins. 
Currently has Kawasaki ZX6 forks
PVM alloy wheels.
Brakes are new Grimeca/Brembo. 
Pipes by Tony Green

The engine has just had new pistons and cylinders have new nickasel. 

Huge Spares package includes :-

Most of a second ex-Mackenzie/Tonkin works engine, Front Forks, 28 litre IOM fuel tank, Bearings, seals, conrods, crankpins, 
engine cases, disk covers, disk valves, gaskets, cylinder heads, many new engine castings, cranks, shafts, gears, brake pads, 
clutch plates, clutch parts, gearbox parts, brake hoses, Mould to reproduce smaller Carbon Fibre type tank (as fitted on bike),
 rear disk, sprockets, brake hanger & footpeg brackets, gearchange levers, spare motoplat ignition, brake master cylinder, clutch
 tool etc etc    LOTS of pounds worth of new and used parts !

Ridden by Mark Parrett 2011 MGP practise, Paul Owen Jurby parade, Dave Moffitt MGP 2012 practise. 

Lots of development left to make this a very fast competitive classic racing machine.

Just had a fresh coat of paint to tidy it up.

I am selling to finance a new race bike project.

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