Models
| Model | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Model K | 1926 | 250 cc two-stroke |
| Royal | 1928 | |
| Royal deluxe | 1928 | |
| Majectic | 1928 | four-stroke with a 350 cc Sturmey Archer engine. |
| Model T | 1930 | 250 cc |
| Model S | 1930 | 250 cc |
| Model SD | 1930 | 250 cc |
| Dunelt 297 cc | 1931 | Sturmey-Archer side-valve engine |
| Dunelt 348 cc | 1931 | Sturmey-Archer |
| Dunelt 346 cc | 1931 | Villiers two-stroke |
| Dunelt 496 cc | 1931 | Sturmey-Archer |
| Dunelt 598cc | 1931 | Sturmey-Archer side-valve engine |
| Dunelt 148 cc | 1932 | Villiers |
| Dunelt 350 cc | 1932 | Villiers |
| Model T special | 1933 | Python (Rudge) engine |
| Dunelt 248 cc | 1934 | Python (Rudge) engine |
| Dunelt 499 cc | 1934 | Python (Rudge) engine |
| Dunelt 248 cc | 1934 | Python (Rudge) engine |
| Dunelt 245 cc | 1934 | JAP engine |
| Dunelt 490 cc | 1934 | JAP engine |
| Dunelt Moped | 1956 |
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