Matchless motorcycles

Specs, pictures and rating of all Matchless motorcycles ever made

All Matchless motorcycles ever made. You can have the bike list sorted by year or model name. Click on a model name to see technical specifications, pictures, ratings, discussions, reviews, etc. You can also sell or buy these motorcycles through our efficient Bikez.biz Free Motorcycle Classifieds. Please tell us about any model not included, preferably with specifications. We would also be grateful for submission of photos where such are missing.

Matchless motorcycle models	Year	Picture
Matchless G 80 E	1990
Matchless G 80 E	1989
Matchless G 80 E	1988
Matchless G 80 K	1990
Matchless G 80 K	1989
Matchless G 80 K	1988
Matchless G-12	1965
Matchless G-12	1964
Matchless G-12	1963
Matchless G-12	1962
	Matchless G-12
	1961
	Matchless G-12
	1960
	Matchless G-12
	1959
	Matchless G-12
	1958
Matchless G12	1966
Matchless G2 CSR	1968
Matchless G2 CSR	1967
Matchless G2 CSR	1966
Matchless G2 CSR	1965
Matchless G2 CSR	1964
Matchless G3 350	1967
Matchless G3 350	1966
Matchless G3 350	1965
Matchless G3 350	1964
Matchless G3 350	1963
Matchless G3 350	1962
Matchless G3 350	1961
Matchless G3 350	1960
Matchless G3 350	1959
Matchless G3 350	1958
Bikez.com in Spanish German	Matchless G3 350
	1957
	Matchless G3 350
	1956
	Matchless G3 350
	1955
	Matchless G3 350
	1954
Matchless G3 350	1953
Matchless G3 350	1952
Matchless G3 350	1951
Matchless G3 350	1950
Matchless G3 350	1949
Matchless G3 CSR 350	1964
Matchless G3 CSR 350	1963
Matchless G3 CSR 350	1962
Matchless G50	1963
Matchless G50	1962
Matchless G50	1961
Matchless G50	1960
Matchless G50	1959
Matchless G50	1958
Matchless G50	1957
Matchless G50	1956
	Matchless G50
	1955
	Matchless G50
	1954
	Matchless G50
	1953
	Matchless Model X Reloaded
	2017
Matchless Model X Reloaded	2016
Matchless Model X Reloaded	2015
All Matchless models shown on this page.

Matchless History

The British manufacturer Matchless was founded in 1899 and located in Plumstead, South London. Well-known for V-twins in the 1910's and the later G singles, production kept on until 1966. Matchless bought several smaller brands, like Sunbeam and AJS, and switched name to AMC (Associated Motor Cycles), and was bought by Norton in 1952.