[Ivy]

I saw this on that well known auction site in the UK.

It's not mine but mods. please remove if this is not done.

[AzCal Retred]

You're fine. A web link & price is always helpful.

[Ivy]

You're fine. A web link & price is always helpful.

My guess is a WW1 despatch riders bike. It's only a guess.

Here's the web link.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304647868725?hash=item46ee6d9135:g:cDcAAOSwPS9jNz1A&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoOqHFQyf%2B06EMy5FzYFgEJ3csLjPFwcvmkBJi3Yha76HSxlbNOnu32EugtWS9ugoc9RwRnVlEqsmeQmZRrPqrLz2UPSfCdH6vDDg1NrsHoJRhSnxeBrslp5b3rSRqqyuBbEVpH86LyXcnPE7dbi5clFYntZbHGViuMgPBANzM0DGZENoKCSI0M4dXB4KLpeEamfdpjY9Xzcpsp3g9gMw%2Fi0%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5CQoOnzYA

[vintage keith]

It's now my bike. Late 1915, 1916 spec 3 hp (425cc) twin. These Enfields weren't in use in WW1 (by UK anyway), other than very early by owners who took their own bikes. By 1915 all WD machines were in the supply chain. 6hp twins saw use as machine gun and ambulance units.
Still in it's original clothing, last on road in 1929.

[AzCal Retred]

Sounds cool, keep us troops updated!

[TonyVanda]

Wow, what a ripper! Have fun...