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New Equipment for Sporting Cars and Motor Cycles
An Ingenious Adjustable Handlebar. Messrs. Meadows & Walkden, of the Park Gate Garage, St. Thomas Road, Preston, Lancs., are marketing…
July 1924
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Toning Down Objectionable Exhausts
" The standard of silence is still totally unsatisfactory," said the judge's Report on the A.C.U. 1000 mile trial for…
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The Rival Big Noises at Weybridge
[Will the new silencing regulations restrict motor cycling sport or development ? The following article analyses the salient points of…
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Police and Trial, &c.
The Commissioner of Police wishes to bring to the notice of club secretaries, etc., that they must obtain official sanction…
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Mr Pullin's Views
Mr. Cyril G. Pullin, the famous racing motor cyclist, and Douglas exponent, sends us his views of the present situation…
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Round the Clubs, July 1924
The Surbiton Motor Club. The Surbiton Motor Club came into existence four years ago, and its membership numbers round about…
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Important July Fixtures.
Saturday, 5th. B.A.R.C. Open Meeting Saturday, 5th. A.C.U. Open Speed Trials at Doncaster. Tues. 8th to 11th. M.C.C. Land's End-John…
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The Evolution of the High Efficiency Engine By Capt. W. G. Aston
To the student of automobilism there has been nothing more interesting during the past twenty years than to watch the…
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A Competitor's Impressions of the London-Edinburgh Run.
By Captain Richard Twelvetrees, A.M.I.Mech.E. Of all the events of the year, perhaps the London— Edinburgh Run, organised by the…
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Motor Racing at Brooklands
The Whitsuntide Meeting. Naturally the disaster which befell Captain Toop during the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club's Meeting at Brooklands on…
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Record Motor Cycle Racing at Brooklands.
Wonderful Speeds at Whitsuntide Meeting. There has never been faster motor cycle racing than that provided at the meeting of…
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