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Observer, Volume XL, Issue 9, 1 November 1919, Page 26

Mi. A. J. Taylor, of 104, Broadway, Newmarket, has studied the excellencies of the various types of motor cycles—the means, par excellence, of "getting around." He has found that "The Coventry Eagle"— a 2% h.p. wheel, is in all respects a hard-wear, good service, faithful steed—and sells it at 75 guineas. Mr. Taylor will tell you anything you care to know about this machine, which comes from the home of the cycle—Coventry. A "Peeping Tom" was unfortunately unable to see so good a sight as an "Eagle" bike.