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1 CLUB NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2012 Publicised
Cleveland Bay, Yarm. Second Wednesday of the month http://www.freewebs.com/yarmmcc Tel: 07517 605614 CLUB NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2012 Happy New Year everybody! Hope you all have a successful, fulfilling and safe 2012. The newsletter is later than usual owing to my being out all the holidays visiting relatives, getting tiddly, sleeping and doing other pointless stuff! I feel about a stone heavier and knackered! It will be nice when it is all over! Committee Meeting Wednesday 4th January 2012 Annual General Meeting Wednesday 11th January 2012 General Club Meeting Wednesday 8th February 2012 Forthcoming Events (latest additions in Bold). Let me know of any event you would like to be publicised. Jan 8 Christmas/New Year Lunch at Cafe 85, Yarm. Start 1pm Jan 7/8 2012 Classic Bike Guide Winter Show, Newark County Showground. Meet Steve Plater. Feb 2 – 5 MCN Motorcycle Show, EXCEL, London Feb 18/19 32nd Carole Nash Bristol Classic Motorcycle show Mar 10/11 Scottish Motorcycle Show, The Highland Centre, Edinburgh (Club Run 10th) Apr 20-22 Club Camping Weekend at Marthrown of Mabie. Apr 28/29 International Classic Motorcycle show, Stafford Showground May 12/13 The Great Scottish Bike Show, The Lanark Agricultural Centre May 18-20 BMF Show, Peterborough May 19 NorthWest 200. NB. Ferry NOT from Stranraer. Now from CAINRYAN. Jun 30 to Jul 1 National Road Rally Jul 6-8 BMF Kelso Bikefest Jul 6-8 Festival of 1000 Bikes. Go to www.vmcc.net/1000bikes for more information. Sep 14-16 BMF Tailend Rally, Peterborough Dec 1/2 The Scottish Dirt Bike Show, The Lanark Agricultural Centre The Club Website.
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South of England Classic Motorcycle Show: Sunday 23Rd October 2016 Page 1 of 25 South of England Classic Motorcycle Show: Draft Programme: Sunday 23Rd October 2016
South of England Classic Motorcycle Show: Sunday 23rd October 2016 Page 1 of 25 South of England Classic Motorcycle Show: Draft Programme: Sunday 23rd October 2016 ________________________________________________________________________________________Year Make Model Club cc 1913 Zenith Gradua 90 Bore 996 Classes Entered:Pre 1950 VMCC (Surrey & Sussex) Bike Details: Built at Weybridge, Surrey, to the special order of Hal Hill, it lived on Monument Hill, Weybridge until 1953 when it was obtained by the present owner. Used by Hal Hill at Brooklands and many long-distance rallies before & after the First World War and last used by him in 1925. Fitted with the Gradua Gear, designed by Freddie Barnes in 1908 and fitted by Zenith until 1925. Zenith were barred from competing in the same classes as machines without variable gears, hence from 1910 the Zenith Trade Mark included the word BARRED. Capable of about 70 mph on the track, it's fitted with the JAP sidevalve engine, with 90mm bore x 77.5 stroke. It also has the large belt pulleys giving a variation from 3 to 1 in top gear, down to 6 to 1 in low gear. Rebuilt in 1964 and used by the current owner in VMCC events. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 1914 Rover Sturmey Archer 3 ½ Classes Entered:Pre 1950 Sunbeam MCC Bike Details: Found languishing in a garage, last used in 1972, as witnessed by an old tax disc. Not a barn find but a garage find. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 1914 Triumph F 3½ Classes Entered:Pre 1950 Sunbeam MCC Bike Details: TT Racer Fixed engine model F. The type F was supplied with a 3½ HP engine as standard (85 x 88mm = 499cc) to comply with TT regulations.
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Winter 2017 Issue of the TT Supporters’ Club Magazine
Dave Johnson, Norton, courtesy Glynne Lewis. Officials Contents Patron: Pauline Hailwood 2. Editor’s Line. President: Charlie Williams 4. Daley Mathison - One of the next Vice President: Chris Kinley generation of top racers. 9. Chairman & Secretary Report, Chairman: Roy Hanks Registrars’ Report. 50 Lyndhurst Road, Birmingham, B24 8QS. Tel: 10. Quiz. 0121 6863799. 11. Behind the Mic with Tim Glover. 14. Susan Jenness Trophy awarded to the Vice Chairman: Phil Harvey all-female crew. 2 Oak Villas, Rawcliffe Bridge, Nr Goole, East 15. Book Review: Speed at the TT Races … Yorks, DN14 8NU. Tel: 01405 831070. Faster and Faster by David Wright. [email protected] 16. It happened at TT 2017. 20. Jochem van den Hoek. General Secretary: Rose Hanks 50 Lyndhurst Road, Birmingham, B24 8QS. 21. There have been several recent changes Tel: 0121 6863799. at the Joey Dunlop Foundation…. 22. The French Connection. Treasurers: Roy & Rose Hanks 26. Island at War - Part 2. 30. A Chat with IoM Department of Quartermasters: Paul & Julie Hanks-Elliot Economic Development Motorsport 44 Lyndhurst Road, Erdington, Birmingham, B24 Manager, Paul Phillips. 8QS. Tel: 0121 373 1035, or 0121 6862390 32. The Perfect Lap? after 6pm. Editor’s Line 36. A ‘wow’ of a season for Ivan Lintin... Membership Registrars: 40. TT Digest. Viv & Pete Oulton 46. Five starts, five finishes, five replicas... 13 Avondale Road, Buckley, Flintshire, a brilliant TT for Dominic Herbertson. CH7 3BW. Tel: 01244 548584 50. Quiz Answers. I hope you enjoy this, the Winter 2017 issue of the TT Supporters’ Club magazine. [email protected] 51.
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Winter Did It from a Standing Start! Incredibly, He Ship, Please Contact Tony at Anthonymred- Magazine, All This Is Yet to Be Confirmed
Hutchinson and McGuinness, courtesy Gert Meulman Officials Contents 2. Editor’s Line. Patron: Pauline Hailwood 4. Team Tony. President: Charlie Williams Vice President: Chris Kinley 9. Chairman & Secretary Report, Regis- trars’ Report. 10. The rise and rise of Team Founds Chairman: Roy Hanks Racing. 50 Lyndhurst Road, Birmingham, B24 8QS. Tel: 14. What can you remember about TT 2016? 0121 6863799. 15. A Kiwi Returns - Colin Buckley. 18. Olaf Romijn. Phil Harvey Vice Chairman: 22. Susan Jenness Trophy. 2 Oak Villas, Rawcliffe Bridge, Nr Goole, East 23. Thierry Laforte... The only French sidecar Yorks, DN14 8NU. Tel: 01405 831070. [email protected] newcomer at TT 2016. 24. Ivan Lintin retains his TT title. General Secretary: Rose Hanks 29. An Italian Renaissance at the TT. 50 Lyndhurst Road, Birmingham, B24 8QS. 30. TT Digest. Tel: 0121 6863799. 35. The Alan Shepherd Experience by Mars- den Cross. Editor’s Line Treasurers: Roy & Rose Hanks 40. A Superb Season for Craig Neve... 43. The TTSC Column - 1976. Quartermasters: Paul & Julie Hanks-Elliot 44. News from the Joey Dunlop Foundation. Sadly, I feel it imperative that I write about the downside of our sport. Several pages 44 Lyndhurst Road, Erdington, Birmingham, B24 of our last issue – Summer 2016 – had to be rewritten after the final proof reading stage 8QS. Tel: 0121 373 1035, or 0121 6862390 45. Mick Alton and Chrissie Clancy relive their first TT experience. as the subject of one of lead articles, Billy Redmayne, tragically lost his life at the early after 6pm. 50. Quiz answers. season Scarborough meeting. A theme of that issue was ‘the re-emergence of the MGP Membership Registrars: 51.
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GUTHRIE’S LES GRAHAM MEMORIAL DUKE’S JOEY’S HAILWOOD RISE AGO’S LEAP DORAN’S BEND HANDLEY’S BRANDISH BIRKIN’S BEND AGOSTINI ANSTEY ARCHIBALD BEATTIE BELL BODDICE BRAUN BURNETT COLEMAN CROSBY CROWE CUMMINS DONALD DUNLOP DUKE FARQUHAR FINNEGAN FISHER FOGARTY GRAHAM GRANT GREASLEY GRIFFITHS HANKS HARRIS HASLAM HUNT HUTCHINSON IRELAND IRESON ITOH KLAFFENBOCK LAIDLOW LEACH LOUGHER MARTIN McCALLEN McGUINNESS MILLER MOLYNEUX MORTIMER NORBURY PALMER PLATER PORTER READ REDMAN REID ROLLASON RUTTER SIMPSON SCHWANTZ SURTEES TOYE UBBIALI WALKER WEBSTER WEYNAND WILLIAMS CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF THE ISLE OF MAN TT RACES 1907 - 2007 WELCOME TO THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH... AND THEN SOME! WORDS Phil Wain / PICTURES Stephen Davison The Isle of Man TT Races are the last of the great motorcycle tests in the When the TT lost its World Championship status, many thought it was world today and, at 100 years old they show no sign of slowing down. Instead the beginning of the end but, instead, it became a haven for real road race of creaking and rocking, the event is right back to the top of the motorcycle specialists who were keen to pit their wits against the Mountain Course, tree, continuing to maintain its status throughout the world and attracting the most challenging and demanding course in the world. Names like Grant, the fi nest road racers on the planet. Excitement, triumph, glory, exhilaration, Williams, Rutter, Hislop, Fogarty, McCallen, Jefferies and McGuinness came to and tragedy – the TT has it all and for two weeks in June the little Island in the forefront, but throughout it all one name stood out – Joey Dunlop.
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Trevor Pound Over Here from Australia for a Spell of Work and Racing”
Page 1 This story is written from memory, and from press cuttings, photographs and some letters that my mother had saved. It may contain some factual errors particularly on dates. The narrative has several sub texts. One is an engineer's life-long love of innovation and design and development, and the other is a great partnership with my best mate Margaret. I'm sure that at times Margaret thinks that I'm quite mad, and she is probably right, but she never tells me so. June 2015 Page 2 CONTENTS: Page Chapter 1: THE INVADER: and the Studley Park Boat House 4 Chapter 2: RMIT: and the Preston Motor Cycle Club 6 Chapter 3: Motor bike racing: and the B31A BSA 9 Chapter 4: JIMMY GUILFOYLE: and the Guilfoyle BSA's 12 Chapter 5: ENGLAND 1959: and The Motor Cycle magazine 17 Chapter 6: THE ISLE OF MAN: and the Royal Aircraft Establishment 22 Chapter 7: THE CONTINENTAL CIRCUS: and Cabby Cooper 31 Chapter 8: HOME AGAIN: 1962: and Philip Island, Bathurst and Lakeside 37 Chapter 9: NEW INTERESTS: 1963 -1965 42 Chapter 10: CANBERRA: Soccer and the rally Renaults 46 Chapter 11: GALADRIEL: and the Australian “A” class catamaran championships 50 Chapter 12: ADELAIDE: the Advanced Engineering Laboratory and Hillberry Farm 53 Chapter 13: ENGMAN ENGINEERING: and Formula Vee racing 57 Chapter 14: PROJECT FV2000: and a $100,000 world study trip for our students 64 Chapter 15: FORMULA FORD: and the ENGMAN race teams 69 Chapter 16: CAMS Junior Development Program: and the Circuit Excel project 76 Chapter 17: 2011 & 2015: the highs and lows: 80 Page 3 THE “INVADER” and the Studley Park Boathouse My first motor sport experience ended in 1944 when as fourteen year old kids we nearly brought down a boathouse on the side of Melbourne's Yarra river.
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100 Years of Motorcycle Sport in New Zealand 1916-2016
100 Years of Motorcycle Sport in New Zealand of Motorcycle 100 Years 1916-2016 An organisation that has survived 100 years is worthy of celebration. This book has been created to document the history of the organisation that started in 1916 as the New Zealand Auto Cycle Union Inc. (NZACU), and then many years later modernised its name 100 Years of to Motorcycling New Zealand Inc. (MNZ) as we are known now. Motorcycle Sport MNZ in New Zealand Motorcycling New Zealand Inc Motorcycling 1916-2016 Disclaimer This is an overview of the history of the NZACU/MNZ and has captured the information from the organisation’s archived files. In no way is there a reflection on anyone should they have, for some reason, not been included in this publication. The history of the organisation, like any organisation, will continue to be a work in progress. Copyright Copyright @ 2016 (Motorcycling New Zealand Inc.). All rights Reserved. This e-book is free to download and distribute in its original form. As the publishers of this e-book, Motorcycling New Zealand Inc. (MNZ) retains all rights to the material contained herein. MNZ encourage the wide use of the book, and excerpts may be taken from it and used as long as the source is clearly acknowledged. More substantial uses of the material herein require the prior approval of MNZ. 100 years of Motorcycle Sport in New Zealand 1916-2016 Published: Motorcycling New Zealand: Print edition: October 2018 Printed by Precise Print & Design Ltd, Paraparaumu, NZ Foreword An organisation that has survived 100 years is worthy of celebrating.
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Summer Classic Bike Show Show Programme
Free Summer Classic Bike Show th Sunday 16 July 2017 South of England Showground, Ardingly Photo: Sharon Benton Show Programme Summer Classic Bike Show Results – July 2016 Yet again, a great turn-out of motorcycles in the July Show, with the quality of machines on display making the job of judging a huge task for our judge, Lloyd Benton. Best Pre 1950 Best Heavyweight (250cc & over) 1st Steve Elston (West Sussex), 1925 2¾ HP 1st K Dixon (Surrey). 1977 Honda TT OEC. GL1000 Goldwing. 2nd Steve Elston(West Sussex), 1925 2¾ HP 2nd R Gardiner (West Sussex). 1946 Rex Acme. AJS 16 Trials. Ex-works machine. Best 1950 – 1959 Best Lightweight (Under 250cc) st 1 Geoff Smithers (Hants), 1956 Norton 1st Mrs Terri Carpenter, (West International. Sussex). 1963 Moto Guzzi Galletto nd 2 John Sullivan (West Sussex), 1957 Avviamento Lettrico. First time at Ambassador Supreme. Restored in 2014 by this show. Michael Barter, after sitting in a shed for 41 2nd J Harmes, 1980 Honda CB250N. years. First time at this show. Best 1960 – 1969 Best British st 1 Graham Zimmatore (West Sussex). 1969 1st John Lelliott (West Sussex), 1959 499cc Kawasaki H1. BSA Gold Star DBD34. nd 2 Mr Gough, 1965 Lambretta LI 150 2nd Darren Gates (Kent). 1967 AJS Series 3 Silver Special. Sapphire 90. Best Overseas Best 1970 on st 1st Alan Ferguson (West Sussex). 1974 1 Lloyd Benton (Kent). 2002 Benelli Kawasaki H2B. Tornado LE. This machine is number 2nd Peter Taylor (West Sussex), 1977 131 of only 150 produced. This Yamaha XS650D. Dubbed as ‘The Japanese triple-cylinder was built to Bonneville’.
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“A Lap of the Island”
“A Lap of the Island” By Dave Greenwood The Isle of Man TT Course in 1978 © David G Greenwood 1978‐2013 Contents Riders’ Comments 2 Foreword by Roy Bacon 3 Dedication 4 About the Author 5 Introduction 6 IOMTT Course 7 My Favourite Quotation 143 Footnote 143 The author pictured beside the memorial plaques for Joey Dunlop & Mike Hailwood. 1 Dedication To my wife, Beryl, for her unfailing patience and understanding in remaining married to me for 51 weeks of the year; the other week being spent as an Isle of Man recluse during TT week each June. 4 About the Author Dave Greenwood has been a lifelong supporter of the Isle of Man TT Races and the Manx Grand Prix. In total, he has made 62 trips to the Island. An aircraft engineer by trade, Dave acted as mechanic & refueller for several TT riders. He was a marshal for 21 years, usually at Greeba, where he dealt with numerous incidents. He has restored several vintage British motorcycles and won many awards with his Velocette and Nortons. In 1978, he was accompanied by his friend Dave Whitham and Dave’s young son, Jamie. Inspired by the TT win of the legendary Mike Hailwood, Jamie went on to become a successful professional motorcycle racer. The author pictured in June 1979, with his son, Paul. In the background, TT riders Bob Orton and Brian Kaye relax between races. 5 Introduction The Isle of Man TT course is unique. It comprises 37¾ miles of public roads that are closed for a few hours for practising and racing.
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Result Sheet
yes TT 2009 Relentless Supersport TT Race 2 Provisional Result Sheet Pos No. Rider Machine/Entrant Time Speed Replica 1 11 Michael Dunlop 600cc Yamaha / Street Sweep/Marlow Construction 01 14 34.80 121.416 Silver 2 5 Bruce Anstey 600cc Suzuki / Relentless Suzuki by TAS Racing 01 15 05.81 120.580 Silver 3 10 Conor Cummins 600cc Kawasaki / McAdoo Kawasaki Racing 01 15 06.52 120.561 Silver 4 7 Steve Plater 600cc Honda / HM Plant Honda Racing 01 15 11.20 120.436 Silver 5 4 Ian Hutchinson 600cc Honda / Padgetts Racing 01 15 50.67 119.392 Silver 6 9 Ian Lougher 600cc Yamaha / Black Horse Motorcycle Finance/Yamaha UK 01 15 58.53 119.186 Silver 7 12 Ryan Farquhar 600cc Kawasaki / KMR Kawasaki 01 17 01.68 117.557 Silver 8 34 Mark Buckley 600cc Yamaha / OTSS Yamaha 01 17 15.27 117.213 Silver 9 24 Carl Rennie 600cc Suzuki / WA Corless/Jackson Racing 01 17 48.06 116.389 Silver 10 1 Gary Johnson 600cc Honda / Robinson Concrete 01 17 49.65 116.350 Silver 11 2 John McGuinness 600cc Honda / HM Plant Honda Racing 01 18 01.47 116.056 Silver 12 25 Roy Richardson 600cc Yamaha / Ian Barnes Racing 01 18 04.55 115.980 Silver 13 14 Michael Rutter 600cc Yamaha 01 18 07.27 115.912 Silver 14 18 Chris Palmer 600cc Suzuki / WA Corless/Jackson Racing 01 18 22.00 115.549 Bronze 15 23 Derek Brien 600cc Yamaha / Hunky Dories 01 18 28.91 115.380 Bronze 16 50 Andrew Neill 600cc Yamaha / Moira Motorcycle Racing Club 01 18 47.28 114.931 Bronze 17 22 James Hillier 600cc Kawasaki / Buildbase/Bournemouth Kawasaki 01 18 54.41 114.758 Bronze 18 36 Russell Mountford 600cc Yamaha
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A YEAR of VICTORIES! DUNLOP Celebrates a Year of Champions
IN TOUCH MOTORSPORT NEWS ISSUE 9 DECEMBER ’09 A YEAR OF VICTORIES! DUNLOP CELEBRATES A YEAR OF CHAMPIONS DOWNLOAD IMAGE WELCOME TO OUR FINAL EDITION OF IN TOUCH FOR 2009 It’s been an incredible year for Dunlop Motorsport both on two and four wheels. The Dunlop Motorsport service teams have been working hard across the globe and have proved instrumental in delivering countless race and championship victories for our racing partners and customers. Our success has been shown not only by the winners of this year, but by the increasing number of new teams signing up to race with us for 2010, along with exciting new championships which have chosen Dunlop as their exclusive partner including the new Moto2 class in GP and the 24HR of Dubai. For our final In Touch we want to share some of this year’s victories with you. With over 80 Championships won on two wheels alone it would be impossible to show them all, so please find here a small selection of some of our proudest moments of 2009. We look forward to seeing you at the track next year to share in more success with us. The Dunlop Motorsport Team DOWNLOAD IMAGE ASIAN LE MANS SERIES Date: 31/10/09 Drivers: Richard Hein, Jacques Nicolet Matthieu Lahaye, Oak Racing Team. Race: Okayama, Japan. Tyres: Dunlop Sport Maxx slicks/wets. Despite four previous podium finishes it was the inaugural ASIAN Le Mans series that brought the Oak Racing team their first race wins of 2009, gracing the top step twice and taking the well earned LMP2 title.
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