For those without the benefit of a magnifying glass, the clue is on the seat. WD is Wayne Dinham.
Peter.
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Originally posted by LamboNZ
Wayne Dinham, coming out of the bomb hole (Snetterton), 1974?
Wayne Dinham, coming out of the bomb hole (Snetterton), 1974?
Morning all,
Wayne Dinham is right, but rounding Coram curve 1975
Originally posted by Ronaldo
For those without the benefit of a magnifying glass, the clue is on the seat. WD is Wayne Dinham.
Peter.
For those without the benefit of a magnifying glass, the clue is on the seat. WD is Wayne Dinham.
Peter.
Yes Peter, I did think that might of given it away last night!
As it happens you were there that day .
Originally posted by picblanc
Morning all, Wayne Dinham is right, but rounding Coram curve 1975
Morning all,
Wayne Dinham is right, but rounding Coram curve 1975 ...ooh!, only 30m out
, very pedantic, where's your christmas spirit ? 
Originally posted by LamboNZ
...ooh!, only 30m out , very pedantic, where's your christmas spirit ?
...ooh!, only 30m out
, very pedantic, where's your christmas spirit ? Think he drunk it last night Nige
Ba humbug
Originally posted by fil2.8
Think he drunk it last night Nige Ba humbug
Think he drunk it last night Nige
Ba humbug 
....or could he have been visited by the nostalgia spirit of christmas past? 
[QUOTE]Originally posted by LamboNZ
....or could he have been visited by the nostalgia spirit of christmas past? [/QUOT
Mmmmmmmmmmm a certain Mr E Scrooge springs to mind
....or could he have been visited by the nostalgia spirit of christmas past? [/QUOT
Mmmmmmmmmmm a certain Mr E Scrooge springs to mind
Originally posted by LamboNZ
...ooh!, only 30m out , very pedantic, where's your christmas spirit ?
...ooh!, only 30m out
, very pedantic, where's your christmas spirit ? If I had said yes, someone else on here would say " looks more like Corams to me!" and I would have to say oh yeah it is Corams, just its near the Bomb hole so thought that would do!
Oi Mr Eberneza Fu !!!!! what about my post 3493 I called WD before anyone ... as Phil would say ( presumably as he experienced it so much as a child its the naughty chair for you! 
what about my post 3493 I called WD before anyone ... as Phil would say ( presumably as he experienced it so much as a child its the naughty chair for you!
Originally posted by picblanc
OK so I realize guess the helmets is scraping the bottom of the barrel!! so forget that!!.... unless someone knows of course!!?
WWW? I love this pic and I can remember the day like it was yesterday!
I can still see it and hear it, blimey I have a tear in my eye! :\
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
OK so I realize guess the helmets is scraping the bottom of the barrel!! so forget that!!.... unless someone knows of course!!?
WWW? I love this pic and I can remember the day like it was yesterday!
I can still see it and hear it, blimey I have a tear in my eye! :\
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
I started going to Snett in 1974 (on my Yam 'fizzie'!)
so I might have been there in 1975 too.
Didnt Harold Coppock run 3 riders at one time?
Save me digging all my old programmes out can someone tell me the other 2 please? 
Originally posted by downhill
I started going to Snett in 1974 (on my Yam 'fizzie'!) so I might have been there in 1975 too.
Didnt Harold Coppock run 3 riders at one time? Save me digging all my old programmes out can someone tell me the other 2 please?
I started going to Snett in 1974 (on my Yam 'fizzie'!)
so I might have been there in 1975 too.
Didnt Harold Coppock run 3 riders at one time?
Save me digging all my old programmes out can someone tell me the other 2 please? Bet you wish you still had the 'fizzie' :\ :\
Mick Patrick and Steve Parish ?
Mick Patrick and Steve Parrish
Boy, you have to be quick on the keyboard here!
Originally posted by Ronaldo
Boy, you have to be quick on the keyboard here!
Boy, you have to be quick on the keyboard here!
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ :yawn: :yawn: :yawn: :yawn:
Originally posted by picblanc
These things were great to watch!!, I am just reading the Niall Mackenzie book (yes I know its a few years old but I bought it off EvilBay a year a go!) Niall started his career off on one, and Steve Chambers had many a great ride on one, along with some other great names from those days, Kenny Irons, Ray Swann, Neil Robinson, Andy Watts, Alan Carter etc etc. But who do the helmets belong to?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
These things were great to watch!!, I am just reading the Niall Mackenzie book (yes I know its a few years old but I bought it off EvilBay a year a go!) Niall started his career off on one, and Steve Chambers had many a great ride on one, along with some other great names from those days, Kenny Irons, Ray Swann, Neil Robinson, Andy Watts, Alan Carter etc etc. But who do the helmets belong to?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Not sure about the Lids, Stuart Moorhouse red & White? Just a wild Guess!
Looks like Charlie Williams in Background (Blue Jeans).
Dont believe all you read ;) although some is based loosely on fact
Originally posted by fil2.8
Bet you wish you still had the 'fizzie' :\ :\
Mick Patrick and Steve Parish ?
Bet you wish you still had the 'fizzie' :\ :\
Mick Patrick and Steve Parish ?
Of course..........thank you.
Not sure about the 'fizzie', I thrashed it so hard it had a crack in the crankcase so smoked like a power station & did 48/50 mpg
Glad I grew up & became sensible!!!!
Originally posted by TeeZed
Hi Guys,
Again, thanks for the welcome, I really appreciate it. And being the "new guy", I certainly don't want to stir anything up. However, why is it when I see photos of early TZs in the U.K. the front single disc is usually mounted on the wrong side (left side)? Not that it makes any difference..........just wondering.
Don
Hi Guys,
Again, thanks for the welcome, I really appreciate it. And being the "new guy", I certainly don't want to stir anything up.
However, why is it when I see photos of early TZs in the U.K. the front single disc is usually mounted on the wrong side (left side)? Not that it makes any difference..........just wondering.
Don
This is going the wrong way already and going to sound very anal, but those of us old enough to have raced an early 4LS drum brake TZ, you're all out there! and will all know the answer - I'm obviously the only one prepared to admit it
The drum was very powerful and okish in the dry but evil in the wet if not set up properly so to convert to a disc most people used a bottom fork leg and brake system from the XS650 4 stroke twin Yam which happened to fit the TZ stanchion perfectly, but the disc was on the left and when they started to come factory fitted (from the C model onwards I think) they decided to fit them on the right, simple as that.
How sad am I
Martin
Originally posted by suzrg500
a bottom fork leg and brake system from the XS650 4 stroke twin Yam which happened to fit the TZ stanchion perfectly
How sad am I
Martin
a bottom fork leg and brake system from the XS650 4 stroke twin Yam which happened to fit the TZ stanchion perfectly
How sad am I
Martin
Not as sad as me Martin, I've still got the complete set-up! 
Originally posted by suzrg500
This is going the wrong way already and going to sound very anal, but those of us old enough to have raced an early 4LS drum brake TZ, you're all out there! and will all know the answer - I'm obviously the only one prepared to admit it
The drum was very powerful and okish in the dry but evil in the wet if not set up properly so to convert to a disc most people used a bottom fork leg and brake system from the XS650 4 stroke twin Yam which happened to fit the TZ stanchion perfectly, but the disc was on the left and when they started to come factory fitted (from the C model onwards I think) they decided to fit them on the right, simple as that.
How sad am I
Martin
This is going the wrong way already and going to sound very anal, but those of us old enough to have raced an early 4LS drum brake TZ, you're all out there! and will all know the answer - I'm obviously the only one prepared to admit it
The drum was very powerful and okish in the dry but evil in the wet if not set up properly so to convert to a disc most people used a bottom fork leg and brake system from the XS650 4 stroke twin Yam which happened to fit the TZ stanchion perfectly, but the disc was on the left and when they started to come factory fitted (from the C model onwards I think) they decided to fit them on the right, simple as that.
How sad am I
Martin
Sad maybe, but bloody informative!
Top answer. I think you will get along fine on here!!!
those boooootifull brakes as fitted to my classic honda,sheer bloomin art.
the first time i rode it at a practice day at goodwood in 92,still got my old road leathers on :\
the first time i rode it at a practice day at goodwood in 92,still got my old road leathers on :\
Originally posted by renzo
those boooootifull brakes as fitted to my classic honda,sheer bloomin art.
the first time i rode it at a practice day at goodwood in 92,still got my old road leathers on :\
those boooootifull brakes as fitted to my classic honda,sheer bloomin art.
the first time i rode it at a practice day at goodwood in 92,still got my old road leathers on :\
Hi Dennis, not seen you on for a while.
Luvverly bit of kit there !!
no,ive been very poorly again spent a week in horsepiddle a couple of months ago,came out feeling a lot better,then caught a cold a few weeks ago wich went straight to my chest again,bad news with my breathing problems.
but hey ho i'm feeling a bit better now thank god.
poor old bugger
spent a week in horsepiddle a couple of months ago,came out feeling a lot better,then caught a cold a few weeks ago wich went straight to my chest again,bad news with my breathing problems.
but hey ho i'm feeling a bit better now thank god.
poor old bugger
Dennis very sorry to hear youve been under the weather mate... now that bike ( bear in mind I am a stroker smoker nut is a thing of beauty! looks like its doing 100mph stationary! anyway happy xmas to you speak soon mate
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
Originally posted by renzo
no,ive been very poorly again spent a week in horsepiddle a couple of months ago,came out feeling a lot better,then caught a cold a few weeks ago wich went straight to my chest again,bad news with my breathing problems.
but hey ho i'm feeling a bit better now thank god.
poor old bugger
no,ive been very poorly again
spent a week in horsepiddle a couple of months ago,came out feeling a lot better,then caught a cold a few weeks ago wich went straight to my chest again,bad news with my breathing problems.
but hey ho i'm feeling a bit better now thank god.
poor old bugger
Hello Dennis
good to have you back with we've missed you
Originally posted by Macca
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
Mike baldwin, Daytona, 83ish ?
Martin
Originally posted by Suzuka
Not sure about the Lids, Stuart Moorhouse red & White? Just a wild Guess!
Looks like Charlie Williams in Background (Blue Jeans).
Dont believe all you read ;) although some is based loosely on fact
Not sure about the Lids, Stuart Moorhouse red & White? Just a wild Guess!
Looks like Charlie Williams in Background (Blue Jeans).
Dont believe all you read ;) although some is based loosely on fact
So its not true that Donnie used to cut his tomatoes in half eat one piece and save the other in tinfoil in the fridge!!?
Almost forgot, message for Lambo.
Martin Dellow Nigel, also known as "fast when he stays aboard" a wise crack that I got stuck with by the guy that used to commentate at Snett' who's name escapes me, had an unusual first name IIRC
martin
Martin Dellow Nigel, also known as "fast when he stays aboard"
a wise crack that I got stuck with by the guy that used to commentate at Snett' who's name escapes me, had an unusual first name IIRC
martin
Welcome back Dennis. It stopped ok then?
Originally posted by Macca
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
My 2 shillings and sixpence are on Randy M, '84, Daytona.
Glad your back Dennis, we woz worried!
Originally posted by Macca
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
Great photo of the old toilets at Goodwood and the end of the loading ramp.....
How about this one..........and this time I know exactly WWWW!
Paul M
Randy Mamola Trans Trophy 1984 Donington?
Originally posted by suzrg500
Almost forgot, message for Lambo.
Martin Dellow Nigel, also known as "fast when he stays aboard" a wise crack that I got stuck with by the guy that used to commentate at Snett' who's name escapes me, had an unusual first name IIRC
martin
Almost forgot, message for Lambo.
Martin Dellow Nigel, also known as "fast when he stays aboard"
a wise crack that I got stuck with by the guy that used to commentate at Snett' who's name escapes me, had an unusual first name IIRC
martin
Hi Martin, of course you are (Glad you remembered your name in the end!!
) IIRC you had one of those 500 Zegers, amongst other bikes,at one time is that correct?
Had a brother? that used to come with you that the Berkshire gang used to affectionately call Mad Mick.
Cheers, Nigel
thanks for all the good wishes 
Originally posted by TZ350
Oi Mr Eberneza Fu !!!!! what about my post 3493 I called WD before anyone ... as Phil would say ( presumably as he experienced it so much as a child its the naughty chair for you!
Oi Mr Eberneza Fu !!!!!
what about my post 3493 I called WD before anyone ... as Phil would say ( presumably as he experienced it so much as a child its the naughty chair for you! You did Jules, but you said WD not Wayne Dinham so nil points pour vous!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by renzo
[B]those boooootifull brakes as fitted to my classic honda,sheer bloomin art.
Dennis, is this a standard frame? If so, how did it handle?
[B]those boooootifull brakes as fitted to my classic honda,sheer bloomin art.
Dennis, is this a standard frame? If so, how did it handle?
yes russ it's a standard k4 frame.it handled preety good,i had quite a few wins and places on it including beating dave degens on his dresda at snetterton .
wish i hadn't sold it but needed the cash
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill.
i know i showed this one before,but anyway
.
wish i hadn't sold it but needed the cash
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill.
i know i showed this one before,but anyway
Originally posted by renzo
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill. [/B]
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill. [/B]
Mick ????
there was a picture and a mention of him in a n earlier post.
brains going.
brains going.
Originally posted by renzo
yes russ it's a standard k4 frame.it handled preety good,i had quite a few wins and places on it including beating dave degens on his dresda at snetterton .
wish i hadn't sold it but needed the cash
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill.
i know i showed this one before,but anyway
yes russ it's a standard k4 frame.it handled preety good,i had quite a few wins and places on it including beating dave degens on his dresda at snetterton
.
wish i hadn't sold it but needed the cash
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill.
i know i showed this one before,but anyway
Oooooo. That is a sweet bit of kit.
And I bet it sounded luvery.......
Originally posted by downhill
I started going to Snett in 1974 (on my Yam 'fizzie'!) so I might have been there in 1975 too.
Didnt Harold Coppock run 3 riders at one time? Save me digging all my old programmes out can someone tell me the other 2 please?
I started going to Snett in 1974 (on my Yam 'fizzie'!)
so I might have been there in 1975 too.
Didnt Harold Coppock run 3 riders at one time?
Save me digging all my old programmes out can someone tell me the other 2 please? And he's off and running again!!,
Harold Coppocks riders in 1975,
Steve Parrish 1975 & for an extra point who is #111?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Martin Brookman, Steve Parrish & Mick Patrick working on his bike, Mallory Park 1975
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Steve Parrish at the Bomb hole near Corams!!
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Mick Patrick 1975.
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Wayne Dinham 1975 & again bonus points for who is #85?
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics
Wayne 1975.
Photo Copyrighted to Graham Etheridge, racebikepics.
Ive no idea who the other riders are but thanks for the Coppock collection.
Happy memories
Just noticed the chicken on Mick Patricks fairing. Always remembered that.......Mr Coppock was a chicken farmer IIRC long before the likes of Paul Bird & Bernard Matthews (ok, that was/is turkey's)
Happy memories
Just noticed the chicken on Mick Patricks fairing. Always remembered that.......Mr Coppock was a chicken farmer IIRC long before the likes of Paul Bird & Bernard Matthews (ok, that was/is turkey's)
Back to the brake disc on right or left saga...Mick Patricks is on the right, Waynes & Steve Parrish on the left. :\
Graham, # 111 next to PEN 1S is Tony Rutter. (10 bob on it)
Originally posted by renzo
yes russ it's a standard k4 frame.it handled preety good,i had quite a few wins and places on it including beating dave degens on his dresda at snetterton .
wish i hadn't sold it but needed the cash
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill.
i know i showed this one before,but anyway
yes russ it's a standard k4 frame.it handled preety good,i had quite a few wins and places on it including beating dave degens on his dresda at snetterton
.
wish i hadn't sold it but needed the cash
it was originally built for roger moon who i bought it off of,and was built from scratch by (forgot first name) hatherhill.
i know i showed this one before,but anyway
Dennis, I recall the name Roger Moon, did he race under a different name also?
Originally posted by renzo
thanks for all the good wishes
thanks for all the good wishes
Glad you're on the mend, Dennis.
Originally posted by exclubracer
Graham, # 111 next to PEN 1S is Tony Rutter. (10 bob on it)
Graham, # 111 next to PEN 1S is Tony Rutter. (10 bob on it) Give us ya money!! no its not Tony Rutter.
Originally posted by picblanc
Randy Mamola Trans Trophy 1984 Donington?
Randy Mamola Trans Trophy 1984 Donington?
Richard Schlachter on Bob MacLeans RS 500 1984/ 85
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