Trackman

Good on Ya chunky... I still think we have missed 20 or 30 riders Don Howerson..... (spelt wrong no doubt) he was always hard to beat @ Headon Greta, I loved the look of his KSS so much, I went out and got one within 4 weeks of meeting him ........ I think Don went to the UK... anyone confirm?

http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...&iid=8795351947 Regards.

Bob Maxfield? ... Rob Maxfield Regards.

Sorry Steve, I was going by the list "Puma23 Posted Today, 04:42 PM" .........Graham Stewart is a name that Steve Regeling put up .... I bet he's right Craig Featherby who rode for the KLstars in the 80's.. Who is not Clive from the 60's KLteam, although the 60's Clive moved to aussie in the 70's....Clive of the 80's was killed at Peterborough in 83, his brother is a promotor over here Clive, but it's not Clive of the 60's ..... I thought they were from aussieland ...... would they be the son's on the 60's Clive? .......... Regards. PS. Glenn McDonald.

Craig Featherby...... Graham Stewart. Peter Christopher. Tony Primmer. John Bowerman? Regards. PS. 2XTV Dude..... I once had a Ch7 bike from Bobby ........The motor was a Lanty, via Billy ... if you see Bobby tell him, that bike never missed the gate & then it pulled like a train. (;O)))) Anyone know of a Weslake, with magnesium crank cases?

Bobby Baker..... yes! Alan Rivett Graham Henry Rob Walters Mick McCoy

.......... Got any photos of them good old days fireblade? ........ G/Day M8! (;o) Regards.

Good on Yas frigbo & speedyguy Don Lawson, Jack Chignell, Jack Biggs, Gary Hay, Mark Bullivant, Mick Wilde, Ray Palmer. Regards.

G/Day nash the dragon. Thanks for the thought & stevehone Ya name dropper .. The Brummies meeting WoW... LOL!.. what a first lap I had Kermits front wheel at my left ear... I kept him out (;o) but then Jellymans muffler @ my left foot (;o(......... that stopped me ...That was a nice intro to BL. Regards. PS. Peter Byrne RIP, Brian Collins, Mark Collins, Mark Carlson, Danny Kennedy, Steve Reinki, Craig Hodson, Neil Coddington, Mitch Shirra (75/76 Eng v Aus) lol... Glenn McDonald, Steve Koppe, Robby Blackadder, Clinton Butler, Les Sharpe, Terry Sutherland, Roger Lambert, Lionel Levy, Geoff Curtis, Bob Sharp, Bert Kingston Gary Allan & his Dad, John Dewhurst, Mick Wild..... Someboby stop me! (;o)) all these names keep comming about because.... I'am trying to remember the young def & dum rider, he was from Sydney....Steve Barr?

T..... Trackman Regards.

208 Donkey gives Neil a flash, Neil has a look at his red face, while Coxy and Wiggy have a good chuckle at Neils embarassmet 202 - Phil White! Regards.

M8! With 287 Replies and 3702 views........ and not one agro word, even the Mods will love this topic Regards.

If this is the end of the thread?..... I'd like to thak you WATigerman for the memoryes.. It's surprising what one forgets Regards.

G/Day CHK Yes & (not in your photo) ..... I was going by his handlebars and his steel shoe ...... xriders do that you know Regards.

No9 Keith Gurtner?

Good on ya WATigerman ......... just wish I was as quick as some of the postees on this thread, all the easy ones go first Don't you just hate it when you have the riders name on the tip of your tongue or you recognise the leathers but have forgot the rides name who is in them Regards.

Check out Google M8 (;o) http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/motoring/...6MOT17FAYE.html went to England, and started to race, but on motorcycles. During the 1920s, she took up motorcyle trials and grass tracking and became a major attraction. Then she changed track, going for speedway racing, which was more spectacular and paid better. She was already travelling the world, becoming a familiar speedway competitor and a big attraction for the crowds in both England and Australia. Eventually, she switched over to car racing. Her first racing appearance at the Brooklands circuit in England was in the autumn of 1931, when she took part in a womens' handicap, driving a Talbot 105 and lapping at 107.80 mph. In a similar race at Brooklands in the autumn of the following year, she came second, lapping at 113.97 mph. Regards.

Bring it on! Regards.

"Haven't heard a J.A.P. engine for 40 years" or never heard one Well you can hear one now ! Possibly a world first on a Vintage Speedway site, the burble of a J.A.P. 500cc engine in living sound !" Go to http://www.justsolos.homestead.com/ Regards.

I'll second that.... Regards.

14 Mal Taylor Regards.

This is a new link to the Gold Speedway website, drop on by and get sideways with us. (;O))) http://www.goldcoastspeedway.com.au/ Regards. PS. Get in Ya favorite's list if ya can't get ya backside trackside (;O))

G/Day FTM Can you give MF a big hug from me too please. My petrol tank ain't big enough for the Pacific and the Atlantic crossing Regards. PS. mmmmmmmmm?... or I could stow away in Nobbys suitcase on his return

Let the debate roll on Regards.

You Scrapped the bowels of my memory.... all the way over here in AUS! LoL! At Liverpool speedway, I was handicapped 30m, on my left was Nigel Boocock, and very close indeed on my right, Ole Olsen. Due to the amount of camber, when I dropped my clutch at the start and the back wheel dug itself in, my footrest had dug itself into the track, the bike turned right and me & Ole ended up on the floor in a heap. I was so red faced and embarrassed, Nigel in the mean time had done a U turn and rode back up and said "Nice one our kid, can you do it in the re-run". What a way to get initiated into the big time of speedway. Big Arthur not only brought me a beer for that Story. If my memory serves me right, I fought my way through 1 1/2 pints that night I could never keep up with him on the track or off it! I did one night at Castleford. ....... I think it was too small for him.