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#3558 has to be Brooklands, with the steam train chugging past. The course was broken up in WW2 for factories, then had a housing estate built over part of it, but there is still a piece left where I managed to get into second gear on my '34 bobber and pose for photos.
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Originally posted by Steve Slocombe View Post
Correct Steve, so is the 2nd picture taken at Brooklands doing time & endurance trials with the 5T & T100 1939 Triumph's. Like to see that photo taken at Brooklands with the '34.
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*M.A.D.*Last edited by JoJo357; 10-20-2023, 01:50 AM.Comment
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Dear JoJo and all, OK, here is me on the 1934 VL bobber at Brooklands, plus UK member Simon Roud posing purposefully on the 1918 'Brooklands Racer'.
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Wonderful pictures, Steve!Originally posted by Steve Slocombe View PostSteve Swan
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[QUOTE=Steve Slocombe;n317949]Dear JoJo and all, OK, here is me on the 1934 VL bobber at Brooklands, plus UK member Simon Roud posing purposefully on the 1918 'Brooklands Racer'.
Thank You Steve, betcha' there was vibes galore! Reminds me of the old Packard Proving Grounds Oval i used to sneak into. The gates were dummy locked & the test track was remarkable decent. I had a gas riding my '90 Fatboy pegged at 119 MPH.
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*M.A.D.*Last edited by JoJo357; 10-26-2023, 06:56 PM.Comment
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"Ain't Nobody Passing Him".
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