Classic Motorcycle Mechanics – September 2019

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OOMBECALLS!

Afterthe sun-fest that was

Cadwell Park (page47)

Castle Combewas wet.

Editor Bertie braved the

elements on two wheels

on Frida ytofi nd some

hardy souls going outin

naff conditions. So it was

left to ourvery own Andy

Bolas to getwinners over

both theCMM and the

VJMC day on the(much

better) Saturday.

So, the winners were:

Best in Show was

Nathanial Mann’sAprilia

Tuono Factory.Best

Restoration wasaYamaha

FZR1000RU,owned by

Reverend GrantJeffery.

BestSpeci al wa sYamaha

TDR250 withGreg Reid.

Thisbeastie hada

modded frame,FZR

swingarm,Paoli inverted

forks, carbon-fibrepanel s,

YPVS421cc motorand

85bhp!

Best2000s was Andrew

Napier’ssweet Aprilia

RS250 Mk.2. Best1990s

wenttoNick Hurstand

his lovely Kawasaki KR-1S

C3. AndyHesketh’s nice

Yamaha SDR200 won

Best 1980s, whileanother

Yam–this time anRD

–won Best1970s for

Lance Malton. Finally,

best fromthe 1960s was

won by Paul Reynolds with

his lovely Ducati250.

Thanks to DarinFrow

and Rob Scottfrom

Classic BikeTrackdays for

the awardsand Robfor

handing them out like a

star! Ta both!

Andy Hesketh gets

his award.

Yamaha RD400 and

Lance Malton.

Rev.Grant Jeffery's

EXUP-RU.

Rev. Grant Jeffery

gets his prize!

TDR250 winner

Greg Reid.

Kawasaki KR1-S

and Nick Hurst.

Ducati and owner

Paul Reynolds.

Nathanial gets his prize.

Nathanial Mann'sTuono.

Andrew gets his

prize.

Andrew Napier's

RS250.

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