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Cheney BSA, with a CCM alongside.

Another fantastic Cheney BSA.

A rare and beautifully presented Monark.

Nice line up!

Have a look at this amazing Starmaker based triple

A tidy looking Cotton.

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One of John Bull

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Also on the Greeves Motorcycles Ltd. stand was this nice original Griffon.

Another Anglian

Re-manfactured Anglian

Note square barrel, fabricated ali silencer, later ignition cover, cable rear brake conversion, etc.

Additional bracing on fork bottom loop and fabricated rockguards are neat additions.

Richard Deal

Radiator mounted in beam.

280cc watercooled two stroke engine, with reed valve induction.

Fuel tank is mounted under the rear mudguard to improve weight distribution.

Is was good fun jostling with the journos to get some pics...!

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Note alloy

The new bike, as it appeared then in it

A photo for the assembled press!

The new machine certainly created quite a buzz, and a lot of interest!

Et voila..!!!

Camera

This shot gives some idea how much of the tank had to be removed in order to squeeze the NSU Max engine in...!

Stunning, from every angle!

The black and white photographs show Brian Stonebridge in action on this very machine.

Nice, isn

Another view of Dave McGregor

This is Dave McGregor

Here is a rare (especially in the UK) 1965 24TFS Trail, owned at the time by Don Heath.

In the centre of the pic is Tim Griffin

Another tidy scrambler I spotted in the main hall. No prizes for naming the type of exhaust pipe fitted...!

The extremely well presented GRA stand, first rate as ever, with a fantastic standard and variety of machines on display.

Another tidy trials iron (TE, or maybe TFS?) up for grabs, and looked pretty much ready to go.

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Prominently displayed in the foyer of the main hall was Dave Bicker

A few non-standard parts here and there, like the chainguard, but a pretty sound looking bike I thought.

Nice bike-I hope it found a good home!