700cc Interceptor
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Interceptor “S” Sports |
“For the Sportsman who wants High Performance and Beauty. A sleek, fast competition model in Highway Trim. The Highly Developed Interceptor 52HP engine has Lightweight high compression Pistons, K2F Magneto, two racing camshafts, large valves and ports, big 1-3/16” Monobloc Carb. The Long 90mm Stroke gives tremendous torque for fast acceleration regardless of the load. The Interceptor “S” Sports is fitted with quick detachable headlight, sports type 2 1/4 gallon gas tank, chrome steel fenders, competition forks, two downswept pipes and mufflers. Can easily be converted for cross country competition. Painted in Chinese Red.” |
Technical Spec Engine: 692cc OHV Vertical Twin 4 Stroke Bore & Stroke: 70 x 90mm Carb: Twin Amal 389 Electrics: 6V, Lucas Magneto Ignition Rear Suspension: Armstrong Adjustable Front Suspension: Telescopic, Two Way hydraulic Damping Hubs: Full width Alloy and QD Rear Brakes: 7″ Front and Rear |
Customer’s Bikes|
| Mark Cain on his 700 Interceptor |
| | Mark Cain’s 700 Interceptor |
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“A super-potent competition model with snarling power and acceleration. The Interceptor TT engine is equipped with two 1-3/16″ Monobloc Carbs, K2F magneto, lightweight high compression pistons, high-lift camshafts, large valves with racing valve springs, also the engine is dynamically balanced for high speed. Fitted with 400 x 18 Knobbly Rear tyre & 350 x 19 trials front tyre. Equipped with Chrome Competition fenders, 3 1/4 gal. gas tank and Dual down swept pipes. No lights, no mufflers and no Speedo. The Largest and most powerful vertical Twin in the World” |
Royal Enfield Rider Jim Goldsmith On an Interceptor Cycle Magazine, June 1960 |
From “Cycle” Magazine 1960 |
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Frame# | Engine# | Year | GBox# | Location | | Comments |
11018 | VAX60139 | 1960 | AG64 | NSW | Australia | Project bike, appears all there |
11006 | VAX60150 | 1960 | GCC776 | Virginia | USA | Purchased as a chopper missing all tin ware |
11059 | VAX60219 | 1960 | AGE918 | Marne, IA | USA | Matching frame, gearbox, crankcases, forks, wheels. Needs much work! |
11063 | VAX60220 | 1960 | | Minnesota | USA | Off-road spec. Featured in Nov. 2005 Classic Bike |
11034 | VAX60245 | 1960 | AGE973 | LA, California | USA | Machine left factory 15th April 1960 destined for Tozer Kempsley (Coopers) and was purchased at Cooper’s Los Angeles in 1961. Sat idle from 1964-2012 when purchased from family of original owner. 3700 original miles. Sports model with speedo, mufflers and detachable headlight. Complete with the exception of side covers. |
VAX60287 | 1960 | HDL407 | Minnesota | USA | Engine only |
VAX60293 | 1960 | | Minnesota | USA | Crankcase only |
11144 | VAX60343 | 1960 | | Vendsyssel | Denmark | |
11147 | VAX60340 | 1960 | AGG628 | Pennsylvania | USA | “S” model with dual chronometric instruments, dual monoblock carbs and dual exhaust |
11052 | | | Ashby de la Zouch | England | Very late, long swinging arm, Constellation engine but with 389 Carbs, Cross Country Trim |
11156 | 11081 | 1962 | AGH363 | Victoria | Canada | |