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| In no particular order, photographs of people, bikes and places. Click to get the bigger picture: | |
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| Sammy Miller, on AJS. | |
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Seen at Wookey Hole. No further comment required? |
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Not your 'ordinary' BMW. |
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In yellow tabards, left to right, Brian White, Steve Evans & Gil Fielden, marshals during WWF cycle ride. |
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Instructor from the KNMV, the Royal Dutch Motorcycle Club, demonstrating the stability of a motorcycle, and how body movement alone has little steering effect. (picture KNMV) |
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HMS Belfast. A battleship, a B I G thing, bigger than most bikes. |
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Ever wondered why drivers don't see you? Well, this is a battleship decorated with nice stripes - just like your riding suit? - to make it invisible! |
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Or how about this - a bloomin' girt-great tank, with its outline broken up by an 'urban' camo. paint scheme. |
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You
go away and leave it for five minutes, and some joker bolts an engine into
your bicycle . . .
Brian White, with an early 'motorcycle'. (picture: Brian White) . . . All right, you probably want to know: It's a 1902 Centaur, with 211cc Minerva engine which runs on lighter fuel! |
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Here's an 'arty' one for you, taken at the TRL a few years ago. |
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How 'not to do it': "If I really lean my shoulders over it's bound to turn!" |
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How 'to do it': "If I turn my head and relax!" Yes, he's on a different bike, but these photos were only half an hour apart - and the sports 1100 'should' be more difficult to ride! |
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The Ecomobile; A Swiss, 'K'-bike-based, fully-enclosed, 12 feet long creation, designed using competition glider technology, by: |
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Arnold Wagner! Seen here at the FIM Experienced Rider Training symposium in Luxexmbourg. |
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