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1905 November 5th. 'The Auto-cycle Club’s 100 miles reliability trial for motor-cycles fitted with two-speed gears, and designed to carry two passengers, will take place on Saturday next, November 5. The route selected is from Hatfield Newmarket, returning to Hatfield and Royston.<ref>London Evening Standard - Thursday 03 November 1904</ref>
1904 November 5th. 'The Auto-cycle Club’s 100 miles reliability trial for motor-cycles fitted with two-speed gears, and designed to carry two passengers, will take place on Saturday next, November 5. The route selected is from Hatfield Newmarket, returning to Hatfield and Royston.<ref>London Evening Standard - Thursday 03 November 1904</ref>




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1904 November 5th. 'The Auto-cycle Club’s 100 miles reliability trial for motor-cycles fitted with two-speed gears, and designed to carry two passengers, will take place on Saturday next, November 5. The route selected is from Hatfield Newmarket, returning to Hatfield and Royston.[1]


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  1. ↑ London Evening Standard - Thursday 03 November 1904
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