1956 Ariel Square 4 with Garrard Sidecar

1956-Ariel-Square-4-with-Garrard-Side-Car

This vintage British bike sports one of the most unique engines ever to grace two wheels. Edward Turner’s idea for a four-cylinder ‘Monobloc’ was picked up by Ariel and debuted in the first aptly named Square Four in 1930. Here, in its fourth generation, and only a few years before its production ceased entirely, the motorcycle is mated to a matching Garrard sidecar that is packed to the hilt with champagne. The duo is seen featured among many other rare finds at the Peddle Beach Councours d’Elegance.
ariel-square-4-1
ariel-square-4-2
ariel-square-4-3

1 Comment to 1956 Ariel Square 4 with Garrard Sidecar

  1. October 25, 2009 at 11:45 am | Permalink

    hello can you help ! we have a garrard s90 sports sidecar but we know nothing about the bike fittings on the garrard, very different chasis ? it seems to be very low to the ground at the lowest point is only 4 inches ? hope you can help with this fantastic outfit……. regards maz

Leave a Reply