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Bike Show - 5th October 2008....

The 17th Copdock Motorcycle Show

Photos of the Day

Winner of the Triumph 3TA

Show Bike Class Winners

Best Club Stand

Answers to this years quiz

It had to happen one year and, in these times of economic gloom, our show Sunday was singled out to be the wettest day of the year so far. This had a dampening effect on attendance and the number of visitors arriving on bikes was understandably down, with many of our attendees choosing the comparative comfort of four wheels instead. Once at the show the benefit of having most of the exhibits under cover has never been more obvious.

However, notwithstanding the reduced turnout, the show was deemed a great success by all who attended and we are very heartened by the number of complimentary messages that we have received. We would take this opportunity to genuinely thank all the attendees for their unswerving support and we look forward to bigger and better things for 2009.

Please click on an image to see the larger version....

Jean-Pierre Goy, the famous stunt rider,
amazed the crowds.

Bolddog Lings Freestyle Team were on flying form!
The motorcycle club stands always put on a great display.
The Back Porch Band entertains.
The Motoball team in action
Some great Show Bike entries

The thrills of the Wall of Death
And still the rain kept falling.......

The chance to get out of the rain..... and have a beer!

Winner of the 1965 Triumph 3TA was Mr Robin Maxted from Kettering


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Copdock Motorcycle Show Class Winners

Class Highly Commended Machine Winner Machine
Veteran / Vintage C. Taverner AJS H4 350cc 1927 E. Groves ABC 398cc 1920
Post Vintage J. Fisher Rudge Special G. Mills Harley Davidson VL
Post War Single Cylinder C. Doyle Velo Thruxton V. Sowerby Triumph Terrier
Post War Multi Cylinder M. Rolph Velocette Valiant J. Newton Triumph Bonneville T120
British Modern Classic A. King Norton Commando G.Woodhouse Triumph TR6C 1972
Foreign Modern Classic M. Cousins Kawasaki H1 M. Potter Honda VFR 750 RC30
Factory Custom N. Seymour Triumph America D. Kent Harley Davidson 883
Trike W. Skinner VW Trike B. Wilks Chopper Exclusive
Combination K. Wash BSA Road Rocket M. Chenery AJS Model 18
Café Racer/ Streetfighter D. Hunt Norton 650SS N. Gleeson Yamaha R12
Chop / Personalised Custom A. Geekie Chopper G. Leek 1850cc 'Precious Metal'
Competition M. Potter Manx Norton 30M M. Nicholas DOT
Pre 1962 Scooter N. Davey Lambretta H150 B. Rogers Durkopp Diana
Post 1962 Scooter A. Sharp Lambretta Li150 Mr Doyle Heinkel Tourist
Best Modified Scooter Paint Job P. Barret Vespa Nike I. Thomson Lambretta Serveta
Best Lightweight     V. Sowerby Triumph Terrier
Best British     J. Newton Triumph Bonneville T120
Best Foreign     M. Potter Honda VFR 750 RC30
Public Choice     G. Mills Harley Davidson VL
Celebrity Choice     C. Taverner AJS H4 1927
CCMC Committee Choice     M. Gooderman BSA Bantam D1
Best Overall in Show     M. Potter Honda VFR 750 RC30

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Best Club Stand

AJS & Matchless Owners Club

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Answers to this years 'Test Your Knowledge' quiz

Question
Answer
1
What was known as "The Silent Gray Fellow"?
1910 480cc H.D. single model 6A
2
The 1924 Henderson had a 4 in line engine of what capacity.
1301cc
3
What is or was "Hogslayer"
Tom Christenson's Norton dragbike
4
Alfred Scott's twin, rotary valve racers won the senior TT in which two consecutive years.
1912 & 1913
5
How many TT races did "Mike the bike" win?
12
6
Which manufacturer advertised their post war motorcyles as "designed to assist disabled riders?"
Vincent
7
An American motorcycle company was bought by an England based company in 1959. Which was it?
Indian
8
The Albatross racers were based on a design by whom.
Carlo Guzzi
9
In 1883 Gottleib Daimler teamed up with another engineer whose name currently appears on a top motocar marque to produce a motorcycle. Who was he?
Wilhelm Maybach
10
Godden motorcycles primarily produced what specialist motorcycles in the 1970's.
Speedway
11
The first Francis Barnett's (1919-1923) used whose engines.
JAP
12
Jawa entered the motorcycle market in 1929 with a German licence to produce which motorcycle.
Wanderer
13
What company was founded by Siegfried Bettman & Maurice Schulte?
Triumph Motorcycles
14
The first Triumph motorcycle (1902) used what make of engine.
Minerva
15
Jack Marshall won the 1908 TT on what make.
Triumph
16
The Swastika motorcycle of 1913-1916 was made where?
Adelaide, Australia
17
The S8 was designed as a sporty version of what
Sunbeam S7
18
Which defunct British Motorcycle Company was revived in the late 1970's to make the "Tracker"
BSA
19
Prior to the Comet, Vincent produced which earlier 497cc single from which the Comet was derived.
Meteor
20
Which current World Superbike rider has secured victories in Superbike, World Superbike and Moto GP?
Troy Bayliss
21
What was special about the 2003 Moto GP held at Philip Island?
Rossi with 10 seconds penalty won by 15 seconds.
22
Which rider was top rookie in the 125cc class in 2006?
Bradley Smith
23
At which track did James Toseland win his first World Superbike race.
Oschersleben
24
What nickname has been give to the 2008 Kawasaki Moto GP engine still under development?
The Screamer
25
Where did Carl Fogarty crash on his last World Superbike Race?
Philip Island
26
In 1996 Triumph produced the Saint for police use. Where did the name Saint come from?
Stops anything in no time
27
What motocycle was the 1965 Kawasaki 624cc WI base on?
BSA A7 star twin
28
What was the retail price of a Triumph Tiger Cub in 1964?
£143. 16. 10.

 

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