Partially enclosed at the rear of the fuel tank is a hand pump used to feed additional oil to the engine.

1915 Emblem Twin Pictures

The engine of the 1915 Emblem Twin motorcycle was relatively large, but was of conventional intake-over-exhaust design, and its exhaust valve springs and pushrods flanked the exhaust pipes.

The seat was cushioned with two large leaf springs and a sprung seatpost.

At 76.6 cubic inches, Emblem's V-twin was larger than most others of the time.

The overhead intake valves were actuated through exposed pushrods and rocker arms.

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