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Old 08-19-2014, 06:28 PM   #1
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Poole quay bike night.

I rode 30 miles through the forest to a regular tuesday evening bike gathering at Poole Quay in Dorset. Here are some of the photo's that i took of the bike's that had, in some case's, ridden a lot further than me. Most of them would have been exported to America in their day, how many can you identify.
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Old 08-19-2014, 07:20 PM   #2
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Those are some pristine old bikes.
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Those are some pristine old bikes.
Here's a couple more Recognise any of them ?
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That Royal Enfield looks tiny.
I wanted one of them back when I was riding my BSA Lightning but couldn't find one in the area.
No internet back then
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Old 08-19-2014, 07:38 PM   #5
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1) Norton featherbed frame with a pre unit Triumph engine. A Triton.
2) Triumph Tiger 100 5TA
3) Norton Commando
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1) Norton featherbed frame with a pre unit Triumph engine. A Triton.
2) Triumph Tiger 100 5TA
3) Norton Commando
4) AJS
Close, but no cigar number 4 is a Velocette Venom 500cc. There was a pair of NSU Quickly's there that looked like they were brand new, and they were, the old boy that owned them was a right character, he's got an American army dispatch rider's bike, an Indian, that he said he would bring next week
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1) Triumph Bonneville
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1) Triumph Bonneville
2) AJS
3) Royal Enfield
Again, close but no cigarthat Bonneville, is a Tribsa, and i think it only fair on the yank's, you being a Northern ex pat and all, that you ought to know the model of these other bike's as well
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You probably did yourself a favour by not finding one.
 
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You probably did yourself a favour by not finding one.
I had an ex military Matchless 3C, a single pot 350cc side valve, sluggish is a generous description, but it took a hell of a beating in the forest and would run all day at 50mph sweet as a nut
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My grandfather had a Raleigh Runabout. It was the first "bike" I rode.
 
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My grandfather had a Raleigh Runabout. It was the first "bike" I rode.
My first legal road bike was the NSU Quickly, that's why i was so inter
ested in the 2 that i saw today. Now i ride this
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The last one is a Matchless.
 
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3 and 4 are Triumphs
 
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He bought the Raleigh Runabout when he was in his fifties with winnings from the bookies.
He never had a car, he could not afford one.
 
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