TT lesson 1961
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Re: TT lesson 1961
If they had been able to fit Femsa ignition to the Ariel Arrow it could have been a winner in its day, Peter Inchley's was seriously rapid I think I am correct in saying that the late George Radcliffe of Villiers made his fly.

George did the motor on my T500 Crooks Suzuki production bike and it was consistently for a number of years and remains the fastest 500 production bike ever through the T.T speed traps, without looking through the old T.T Specials I think it's best was 134 MPH

A better jocky than me like Ian Richards would have been unbeatable on it.
20-08-2005, 05:53 PM
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TT lesson 1961 - by Anonymous - 19-08-2005, 08:29 PM
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