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Neil the Don
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Re: H1RW
OH, and another pober ....?!!
Did Mick Grant run it on open spannies for the 1975 TT ??
I`d have thought the noise regs would have forced them on to silenced pipes by 1975 ??
Did Mick Grant run it on open spannies for the 1975 TT ??
I`d have thought the noise regs would have forced them on to silenced pipes by 1975 ??
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Neil the Don
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Re: H1RW
Neil the Don wrote:OH, and another pober ....?!!
Did Mick Grant run it on open spannies for the 1975 TT ??
I`d have thought the noise regs would have forced them on to silenced pipes by 1975 ??
Pober ?!!
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Re: H1RW
Think I've seen Barry Sheene's 1975 RG500 with no silencing.Neil the Don wrote:OH, and another pober ....?!!
Did Mick Grant run it on open spannies for the 1975 TT ??
I`d have thought the noise regs would have forced them on to silenced pipes by 1975 ??
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Neil the Don
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Re: H1RW
Nah forget it Gaz , it`ll ned a horn and a stoplight fitting. Far too much work !!!scouse wrote:I wonder how practical the watercooled top end, dry clutch etc would be on a road bike?
I mean thenot just power band, how often you would need to rebuild the motor?
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Re: H1RW
666rog wrote: I wonder where the hell they found that bloody engine. Oh please Mr TFL, give me my severance NOW
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They didn't, Nigel built it from scratch, he bought several sets of stock H1 cases from me and built up the base area with weld exactly as the original was. He recently sold Dean Hackett a replica H1RW It was either £37,000 or £47,000 can't remember which.
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However, THIS is the original bike that won the I.O.M. TT
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Me riding the H1RW around at Monthlery
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And riding it around the streets of Nottingham
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Keep One wheel down . . . . .
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666rog
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Re: H1RW
Neil, I stand to be corrected but am sure open pipes were still ok in 1975.Neil the Don wrote:OH, and another pober ....?!!
Did Mick Grant run it on open spannies for the 1975 TT ??
I`d have thought the noise regs would have forced them on to silenced pipes by 1975 ??
if you wish to quote me, that's fine. But please use the quote button provided, not a variation of my words.
- malc87
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Re: H1RW
I would agree Rog.666rog wrote:Neil, I stand to be corrected but am sure open pipes were still ok in 1975.Neil the Don wrote:OH, and another pober ....?!!
Did Mick Grant run it on open spannies for the 1975 TT ??
I`d have thought the noise regs would have forced them on to silenced pipes by 1975 ??
The Yamaha TZ 350C of 1976 still had no silencers.
They were introduced for the "D" model of 1977
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Re: H1RW
Found another picture on facebook 
Monthlerie year??
Monthlerie year??
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Re: H1RW
.Leon wrote: Found another picture on facebook
Monthlerie year??
That's exactly right Leon,
Keep One wheel down . . . . .
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666rog
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Re: H1RW
A bit of research has shown that Nigel Everett has had wheels, fork bottoms, gearbox, and christknows what else re manufactured. Quite a stunning machine in all.
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Re: H1RW
Thats the year, you went round to the vincent owners clubLeon wrote: Found another picture on facebook
Monthlerie year??
IF IT PISSES YOU OFF BREAK IT
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Re: H1RW
.The camp ali wrote:Thats the year, you went round to the vincent owners clubLeon wrote: Found another picture on facebook
Monthlerie year??, and drank all there red wine
That was yet another GREAT meeting with like minded "Triple" guys
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Neil the Don
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S'okay tho. They got in. With my invite . 5 folk on one VOC dinner ticket !!The camp ali wrote:Thats the year, you went round to the vincent owners clubLeon wrote: Found another picture on facebook
Monthlerie year??, and drank all there red wine
Anyway , I asked if I could get my friends in to see the awards as they had traveelled from the UK especially to see it
Next day , Rick lent me an H2C with a 3into 1. Piper and overlong marzocchi shocks on it. I had to drain some petrol out my clutch less Vincent to get it round for a few laps. Went great on the infield picking off loads of cruising triples , and then get it onto the banking. And the pipe wouldn't let it rev out , and loads of folk would come sailing by !!,
That was a good do .!!
First time I met some bloke called Gary Clarke too. Whatever happened to him ??