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Club House => Chatter => Topic started by: themoudie on February 07, 2012, 11:35:35 PM
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Aye GB500nz,
How did things go this weekend past, good racing?
My regards, Bill.
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About as usual, so many classic singles that one race started as soon as the previous race's tail-ender pulled in to the pits. Gut-shaking sound as they started. Ambulances stayed parked. I suppose there were more Manxes ridden there than in all the rest of the world, partially due to the services of the good Mr MacIntosh. Vast array of Velocettes, too. A friend just got back from a long ride on his 350 Velo.
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Aye GB500nz,
Thank you for your reply.
Sounds as though a good time was had by all, even better that the ambulances stayed parked up. It's the "gut shaking" that I enjoy so much and I have a soft spot for Velo's. Manx's are OK, but Summerfields have tweaked and re-made so much, its difficult to find a Manx 'Manx', if you see what I mean.
My regards, Bill.
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Yes well, the MacIntosh Manxes may have 6-speed gearboxes on engines that are redlined at 11,000. From a distance they look like the old ones, but . . . .
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They still sound like God's hammer drill though ;)
GC
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8) lol, good point GC. Must check the dates for the Bob Mac this year ;D
(16/17 June it seems)