Private company
Wearwell
British cycle and motorcycle manufacturer
The Wearwell Cycle Company was a bicycle manufacturing company founded in 1889 in Wolverhampton by the five sons of Henry Clarke, founder of the late Cogent Cycle Company. Wearwell were also motorcycle manufacturers under the Wearwell Stevens, Wolf and Wulfruna brands. In 1928 Jack Waine and his brother George Waine took over the Wearwell Cycle Company Ltd. from the liquidators of the Wulfruna Engineering Co Ltd. The new company was registered as the Wearwell Cycle Co. (1928) Ltd and Jack's son Vincent and George's son Theo were brought on as Directors.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
Last updated Oct 21, 2026.
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The Wearwell Cycle Company was a bicycle manufacturing company founded in 1889 in Wolverhampton by the five sons of Henry Clarke, founder of the late Cogent Cycle Company. Wearwell were also motorcycle manufacturers under the Wearwell Stevens, Wolf and Wulfruna brands.2
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- WikipediaWearwell
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- WikidataQ2257655
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- 1WikidataWearwell on Wikidata
- 2WikipediaWearwell on Wikipedia
- 3Wikimedia CommonsWearwell photo by H. Clarke, Public domain