The awards were being handed out as I left at 3pm, so not sure who won what today. Certainly a lot of interesting and unusual bikes in the show, including a A65 BSA motor, in an ultra slick Jap Streetfighter style, and a 400 Super Dream engine in a 1935 Ariel Red Hunter!
The big highlight today was the early 50's German and European machines on display, which proved just how advanced these manufacturers were compared to the rest of the world. Take a close look and you'll spot shaft drives, leading links and a single side front/rear end among other early innovations. All the non Zed stuff is further down and well worth a look. Enjoy....
The Non Zed stuff. Some very advanced bikes indeed for the 50's era plus some later designs.
Afore I go, I checked the Z1R pictured here and it is, the very loud show bike I saw at Frimley last July. Plus, for added interest, a Z440 Twin, created by BRT Racing, and currently campaigned in CRMC events around the UK, plus, from last Decembers show, a Drag racer that I know nothing about, but it does have sponsorship from, among others, MTC.
