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Two studies of Paul Ennis on two different Vincents. <b>(Above)</b> Deep concentration as in goes the clutch at Curborough. His 1936 Series A, unkindly known as a plumber's nightmare for its numerous external oil pipes, is a vertical high-camshaft single, the rearsprung frame having a front down tube and a Burman gearbox. <b>(Below)</b> His 1949 Comet also correctly has a (later) Burman gearbox and Brampton forks.

Two studies of Paul Ennis on two different Vincents. (Above) Deep concentration as in goes the clutch at Curborough. His 1936 Series A, unkindly known as a plumber's nightmare for its numerous external oil pipes, is a vertical high-camshaft single, the rearsprung frame having a front down tube and a Burman gearbox. (Below) His 1949 Comet also correctly has a (later) Burman gearbox and Brampton forks.