You've got him, George lived in Wheaton Aston, Staffordshire, I nearly threw a fit when he first did my T500 barrels, I thought he had completely fornicated them up and never believed they would work.

At an Easter Monday International at Oulton I beat Stan Woods on the works TR500 with it, Rex White threw a fit and was all over the bike like a bad smell, admitted it was lashing with rain and so I had the advantage with TT 100s.

You are correct George was responsible for the development of the Starmaker that the two Peter's rode.

Peter Inchley is not retired and living in spain, he sadly passed away a few years ago.

George also did a lot of work with Dr Gordon Blair of Queens University, Belfast on Ray McCulloughs 500 QUB, if you saw the motor the QUB primary chain case was identical to a villiers engine. Gordon Blair was the genius on expansion chambers and did a lot of work and design for Yamaha.

George was also a brilliant artist and did me a magnifent oil painting for my wife on our wedding anniversary, sadly George died many years ago very young.