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1909 Auto-Cycle Union Trial - April: Difference between revisions

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* [[W. H. Ellison]] (1.25 h.p, [[Motosacoche]]),  
* [[W. H. Ellison]] (1.25 h.p, [[Motosacoche]]),  
* [[F. McNab]] (3.5 h.p. Triumph).  
* [[F. McNab]] (3.5 h.p. Triumph).  
* [[W. Smith]] (2 h.p. [[Moto-Reve]]),  
* [[W. Smith (4)|W. Smith]] (2 h.p. [[Moto-Reve]]),  
* [[G. E. Stanley]] (3.5 h.p. [[Premier]])  
* [[G. E. Stanley]] (3.5 h.p. [[Premier]])  
* [[J. Marshall]] (3.5 h.p. Triumph).  
* [[J. Marshall]] (3.5 h.p. Triumph).  

Revision as of 14:51, 12 July 2019

Note: This is a sub-section of Auto-Cycle Union


Quarterly Trial.[1]

In the Auto-Cycle Union quarterly trial Saturday, starting from Uxbridge for a run over the 125 miles course with Banbury as the midway halt, the following made non-stop runs



See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. Coventry Herald - Friday 30 April 1909