The Riley Gallery
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The very first car created by Percy Riley in 1898

The Tricar of 1904 with the 4.5 hp engine

The motor-powered Tricycle of 1899

The Original Trade-mark of the Riley Cycle Co. Ltd.

The 'semi-racing' model of the 10 hp 2 seater. 1909

The 17-30 hp 5 seater

The 10.8 hp standard four seater of 1920

The Riley 9 hp 4-cylinder overhead valve engine

Top: The 9 hp 1927 Tourer. Bottom:The 9 hp 1927 Monaco Saloon

The 1931 14 hp 6-cylinder Stelvio II saloon

The 1936 9 hp Merlin Saloon

Top: The 6-light Kestrel. Bottom: The 1936 prototype for a 12/4 Army Tourer.

The 1937 9 hp Monaco Saloon

Top: The 16 hp Big Four 'Blue Streak' 6-light Kestrel. Bottom: The 1938 1½ litre Touring Saloon.

William Riley who took over the business form his father and later founded the Riley Cycle Co. Ltd

Four of the five sons. Top left: Percy Riley (died 1941 aged 58). Top right: Stanley Riley (died 1952 in his late sixties). Bottom left: Victor Riley (the eldest son died in 1958 aged 82). Bottom right: Allan Riley (died 1963 aged 82).

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