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Me too!. Had a great day on Sunday, did the 50/50 route as hadnt ridden since Feb! I am also looking for the results, as I cant find any info online... Thanks again to all that made it possible. James

Yep, agreed. Really enjoyed the ride yesterday, first time out since Feb for me!! Any idea where I can get results??

My fathers latest restoration......(just waiting on tank badges!!) 1961 250 Greeves Scottish. Enjoy..

My father has a fully rebuilt running Villiers 37a engine complete with carb etc. It is a 250 with a Greeves Square-barrel, and Greeves inva-car style slimline outer case. I will find out a price for you if interested? Located in the South West.

Dad (Chris Cullen) informed me that he couldn't get on with the Anglians front forks, so Lawton & Wilsons fitted his with a pair of Cerianis and a different front wheel before any of the works Greeves riders did the same!!.

I know had a soft spot for the 2x Scorpions he rode for the factory. (both 200 and 250 versions I beleive) I'd love to reunite him with one as It would make a wonderful addition to his collection of trials bikes he has. Im sure he would be full of useful info regarding the bikes and their history so I can pass the message on. (hes not online much at all so I might have to act as go-between!)

Excellent picture Deryk. Not seen this one of dad before... Would love to know where this bike is nowadays??

Great pic of Dave. Still rides very well on a BSA these days when he competes.

He has done a great job. Full nut n bolt job from ground up. [/url] He wanted to build as close a replica of his 1962 works Greeves as he could. He has a nice TFS that he uses in classic trials, so this one is a show queen [/url]

My fathers latest restoration project. 1962 TES square barrel [/url]

Heres a pic of dad on his Cheetah in the 1967 Dick Farqueson trial. This is the bike he had supplied by Bob Gollner and John Jackson had another which they both ran together. He did say the disc brake was useless!!!

Hmmm, do tell us more about the disc brake one, as this what my father used to ride for the Cheetah team in 1967/8. Cheers.

My nippers Ty80 As collected. And now. (3months later)

Hi Jon. Nice to see some familiar faces are on here. Enjoy the Events you put on with the Bath club. Im just trying to collate some bits n pieces for my nipper, so he can read and understand all about his grandad when hes abit older. (his ty80 is fully rebuilt and ready for him when the time comes!!) See ya at Binegar i expect.

KAA 198E i think it was.. With the disc brake on the front.. Chris Cullen.