only remembered this just the weekend gone,

i may pop over if my bike parts arrive sat morning seeing as the posty didnt bring them today, and they not delivering tommorrow

any way


£11 on the gate bargain

http://www.classicbikeshows.com/showind ... code=TCM11

will be there tommorow mate with my girlfriend. we go every year often to each one.

CRM wrote:will be there tommorow mate with my girlfriend. we go every year often to each one.

i spose i better bring this then :D



you have a PM.

I went a couple of yrs ago, its a cracking show, was hoping to go this year too but am working over the easter period, I wanted to have a good look round the auto jumble again, next year I suppose, saying that theres a classic show in Stafford in October as well I beleive, enjoy it.

First time to this jumble but I will be going on Sunday as I have to take my bike for mot sat.
Started going to autojumbles last year when my dad brought a BSA A65 and I needed parts to rebuild carbs. Never realised how much is still out there. With the NC24 project I am going to as many as I can.
Shame as I would have liked to meet some other 400 bikers.
Happy shopping

Didnt go this year but did go last couple of years, enjoyable day out

didnt take many pics, was enjoying, the company, weather, and BIKES!
was a fantastic show for me as ive never been before didnt spend much but cant wait for the next one in sept. im definately going :D

but this was worthy of a PIC,

WTF is this engine, its a 2 Stroke, with ARMSTONG on the case, how does that engine work and what type of engine is it, its like a reverse inline 2C? but i guess the crank gear would need to transverse for the gear box, someone on here must know.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hp ... 9531_n.jpg

and this of course

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hp ... 8572_n.jpg

these people certainly have the money look at his mates bike to the right

MV1000R thats just showing off

Isn't that a snowmobile motor?

Martin wrote:Isn't that a snowmobile motor?

i dont know thats why i asked!

looks well trick!

would love to know how the crank works etc

That Armstrong engine is a tandem twin. Armstrong were pretty big in the world of racing throughout the 70's and 80's. Rotax and Kawasaki used a similar engine configuration back then, in fact Kawasaki made the KR250 road bike which was a tandem twin.