Prescott Bike Festival July 2020

Going...

 

keep an eye out for my 748/853 guys.

 

Thank you Char and.. charge your battery : )

 

We've decided to head to Ducati Aylesbury instead. Its free and we're tight

Have a great day and thise doing the run, keep up upright

 

I like living on the edge

 

Some old bloke out in Cheltenham last night

 

And i thought Foggy had scary eyes!

 

Smashing day out - spot the Forum member

 

Didn't get to meet Char, Martin or Nelson but got talking with Roy (wide crankcase 350) Guy (888) John (800 Monster special) and Alan the meticulous painter.





Finally caught up with @Pete1950 also.

 

Zzzzzzz

 

One for Alan

 

Great to see you all there, I'm glad you all enjoyed the day. See you at Shelshley 13th September

 

Many thanks Chris, it was fun and a great day. What an amazing variety of machinery on view!

 

Severn Freewheelers need to raise £60K + per year to run the service. Prescott and Shelshley will pay for a large amount of this, but we still rely on donations and collecting to top up. A big thanks to all who supported us and made it such a great day.

 

Seen in the Prescott paddock:
Two Excelsior Manxmen


Two Manx Nortons, one very standard the other very special



Three Douglases, of three different periods:



A Benelli 4, a 1934 Manx Norton, a Honda 4, and a TriBSA:


A very ugly BMW trike:

 

A smart Douglas in the original metallic gold paint scheme:


A Honda 4:



A Honda 50 DOHC racer:



Rolls-Royce jet engine sprint bike, made in Guernsey:



The cockpit of a Bugatti car:

 

The Millyard 5 litre V twin. I guessed it must be a Bristol - but I was wrong, it's a Pratt & Whitney:



A Ducati 500SL Pantah in F1 replica frame:


A row of Ducati superbikes:


A Royal Enfield Crusader 250:


A Norton Commando 850:

 

A Seeley Matchless G50:



A speedway 500:


A TriKing Moto-Guzzi engined three-wheeled car, well restored and with a smart alloy body:



The sidecar passenger has lost a lot of weight recently: