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EDITIORIAL NOTES : Wake Up England !
EDITORIAL NOTES. Wake Up England ! ANOTHER racing season is drawing to its doleful close. In the last International Race,…
October 1927
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CONTENTS., October 1927
CONTENTS. PAGE Editorial Notes •• • • • • • •• • •• ••• ••• 91 The British Grand Prix…
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The 1927 British Grand Prix
THE BRITISH GRAND PRIX. A Triumph for Delage. CONTRARY to almost universal expectation the much vaunted R.A.C. Grand Prix went…
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GREAT RACING MARQUES.
GREAT RACING MARQUES. VIII.—BALLOT. By E. K. H. KARSLAKE. ALTHOUGH Ballot engines had been well-known for many years, it was…
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Several New Enfields.
Several New Enfields. The Enfield Cycle Co. Ltd., of Redditch has added several new models to its already comprehensive range…
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SOME IMPRESSIONS OF A 1927 A.C. (ACEDES).
SOME IMPRESSIONS OF A 1927 A.C. (ACEDES). By THE EDITOR. BY the courtesy of the manufacturers we recently enjoyed a…
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1928 Levis Machines.
1928 Levis Machines. One of the most interesting of the Levis range of machines for 1928 is the All-Weather Model…
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Dunelts Redesigned.
Dunelts Redesigned. Dunelt machines which, as most riders know, are supercharged by means of their truncated pistons, are being produced…
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SPORTING CARS FOR 1928.
SPORTING CARS FOR 1928. A FEW NOTES ON SPORTS CARS EXHIBITED AT OLYMPIA. By R. L. W. SINCE the visit…
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SPORTING CARS FOR 1928- continued
SPORTING CARS FOR 1928—continued. Alvis show a 12/50 four cylinder model, with overheap valves operated by push rods. The speed…
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Recent Sporting
Recent Sporting 4: vents in Pictures C. M. HARVEY (ALVIS), WHO DROVE SO WELL IN THE BOILLOT CUP RACE AT…
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The MODERN MOTORCYCLE By "THE ROOK"
The MODERN MOTORCYCLE By "THE ROOK." Some reflections on its reliability in the light of the behaviour of a selection…
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THE 1927 AMATEUR ROAD RACE
THE 1927 AMATEUR ROAD RACE. A Fine Race Under Terrible Conditions. Fwas no mere pit-a-pat, but a steady downpour that…
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RACING NEWS.
RACING NEWS. CLOSE OF THE B.A.R.C. SEASON. AUTUMN BROOKLANDS MEETING. ON Saturday, September 17th, the Brooklands Auto Racing Club brought…
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RUMBLINGS., October 1927
RUMBLINGS. EXHAUST NOTES —By BOANERGES. FAR be it from me to spoil anyone's pleasure, or deny happiness to any man.…
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CORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE To the E(Iii,,i. DEAR SIR, Some months ago you had an Editorial urging the institution of a car T.T.…
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STRIKING NEW RUDGE FOURS.
STRIKING NEW RUDGE FOURS. THE Rudge-Whitworth 1928 programme shows that three different types of the 499 c.c. machine will be…
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