Does anyone know if this bike is still around and if so who owns it?

 

I'd like to ask them a few questions, I have a cunning plan.....

 

Charlie, hope you don't mind, I took it from your excellent website, I owe you a beer :-)

 

my first question would be very simple followed by praise for making the effort.

woow deep, but aint got a clue what it means. Are you by any chance in politics?

Unfortunately it's probably no longer around, at least not in that guise. A lot of these old bikes are getting chopped about and spoilt to make them more competetive for 'modern' pre 65 trials.

I'm sure when that photo first appeared it was captioned as the original Armac cub by Duncan MacDonald.

Thanks, do you think the frame is from a donor bike or one off? Looks like from a donor bike I think.

I may be wrong, but it may be matt chambers of xblox.

His cub changed on a monthly basis I remember it with discs & yam bits on it

Well, I took that photo at the Reeth 3 day 2003.

More here.

 

Rider is listed as John Collinson no 81 , managed two days.

Hi Guy's.

 

Thanks hrc1,

 

I just could not remember Merlin.  Deryk and I seem to be suffering the same.

 

I hope you do not mind me using the photo, on my site ?

 

I will now give you the cortices for the shot.

 

Interesting bike I must say.

 

Regards Charlie.

Thanks, I'm getting there, would really like to know more about the frame. Even stumped the BVM boys this morning.

I do knot no! But I like that bike!

There  are a few interesting bikes on hrc1's photo page , thanks for that 

Glenn

Hardly a pre65 bike so no worries about it being chopped around !

Well, I took that photo at the Reeth 3 day 2003.

More here.

 

Rider is listed as John Collinson no 81 , managed two days.

Was looking through these pics and recognised my own bike. Number 6 is my AJS as it was when Teflon Don owned it. Thanks for posting them up ! There are several other bikes I recognise in there too - good stuff.