Coventry motorcycle maker known for proprietary long-low singles and the red-finished sporting machines that became Red Arno

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1models on record
1908recorded span
Model activity by decade
1900s1900s
About the marque
Founded
1906 – 1915
Country
United Kingdom

Arno Motor Co began motorcycle manufacture at Dale Street, Coventry, in 1906 and later moved through Gosford Street and Lamb Street premises. Its 1908 range used proprietary 3 and 3½ hp singles with rear-mounted magnetos; some were rebadged for Gamages. A 2¼ hp lightweight and 3½ hp TT model followed in 1912, and the TT's finish inspired the Red Arno name from 1914, joined by a 4½ hp sidecar-capable machine. Arno also showed a 25 hp White and Poppe-engined shaft-drive car in 1908. Motorcycle listings ended in 1915 and the works passed to William Montgomery.

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