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TAKING TRIALS TOO EASILY:
TAKING TRIALS TOO EASILY: A Lesson of the London-Exeter. There is no doubt that many of the competitors in such…
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MISUSE OF NUMBER PLATES.
MISUSE OF NUMBER PLATES. Motor-cyclists have received a reminder of the illegality of using their number plates to display nicknames…
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CONTENTS., February 1926
CONTENTS. Editorial Notes ... ..• .•• • •• 11■•• Motoring Sportsmen : K. Lee Guinness.—By The Editor ••• •.• •…
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THE "DOPE" QUESTION SETTLED.
THE " DOPE " QUESTION SETTLED. We understand, on going to Press, that the A.C.U. has agreed with the Manufacturers'…
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MOTORING SPORTSMEN Mr. Kenelm Lee Guinness. By THE EDITOR.
MOTORING SPORTSMEN. Mr. Kenelm Lee Guinness. By THE EDITOR. EVERYONE, who takes the slightest interest in the sporting side of…
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TECHNICAL TALKS. By F.T.BERSEY, M.I.A.E.
TECHNICAL TALKS. By F. T. BERSEY, M.I.A.E. No. 1 —ON ENGINE OVERHAULING. N attempting to describe some of the more…
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AERO PRACTICE IN MOTOR BODY CONSTRUCTION.
AERO PRACTICE IN MOTOR BODY CONSTRUCTION. Mr. Gordon England Introduces Some Entirely Novel Ideas. We recently had the opportunity of…
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THE DEATH OF MR. LOCKE-KING.
THE DEATH OF MR. LOCKE.KING. We regret to announce the death of Mr. Locke-King, the founder of the Brooktands racing…
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A NEW DEVICE FOR PILLION RIDERS.
A NEW DEVICE FOR PILLION RIDERS. The illustration reproduced herewith shows a new device for pillion riders, introduced by the…
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RACING ON THE SANDS AT SOUTHPORT.
RACING ON THE SANDS AT SOUTHPORT. Excellent Sport at the First 1926 Meeting of the Southport Motor Club. THE Southport…
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RENEWING MOTOR LICENCES.
RENEWING MOTOR LICENCES. The Automobile Association has received a considerable number of enquiries in connection with the renewal of motor…
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THE COLMORE CUP TRIAL.
THE COLMORE CUP TRIAL. The annual reliability trial for the Colmore Cup, organised by the Sutton Coldfield and North Birmingham…
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MOTORING SPORT
MOTORING SPORT C 1,IN SAND AND SNOW.
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A TEST OF THE SUPER-SPORTS "A.B.C."
A TEST OF THE SUPER. SPORTS "A.B.C." Details of an Interesting Development in Air-Cooled Construction. READERS who are under the…
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An Important Advance in Electrical Equipment.
An Important Advance in Electrical Equipment. A FEW DETAILS OF THE NEW " TUNGSTONE " ACCUMULATOR. WE have recently examined…
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SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST.
SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST. The "Matchless" Sports Combination (Model M.3.S.). By "PAUL SADLER." THE name " Matchless " in connection…
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THE ELIMINATION OF NOISE IN MOTOR-CYCLES.
THE ELIMINATION OF NOISE IN MOTOR-CYCLES. At the Birmingham Centre of the 'Institution of Automobile Engineers, Mr. Harold Briggs delivered…
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CORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE C. W. G. Lacey--A Correction. The Editor, MOTOR SPORT. Dear Sir, I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter…
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MONTHLY BULLETIN OF THE BRITISH MOTOR CYCLE RACING CLUB.
MONTHLY BULLETIN OF THE BRITISH MOTOR CYCLE RACING CLUB. rirl-M influential position that this journal now "L occupies in regard…
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Round the Clubs, February 1926
Round the Clubs OXFORD MOTOR CLUB. In 1925 several members of this Club made good performances in various Open Trials.…
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