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Matt Morgan
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Victoria


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Posted - 12 Aug 2008 :  08:57:59 AM  Show Profile Send Matt Morgan a Private Message  

 
Head over and have a shufti at You must be logged in to see this link. it's a site set up by John Daley specifically for those of us who dig 3 wheels!

john
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Victoria


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Thanks Matt that site is primarily for Modern sidecar teams to get information and to try and rebuild the fields at Modern meetings. Currently modern sidecar fields are very low and we hope by the use of that site and some new "rules' to attract more oldr, but not historic outfits to the track.
 

 
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David
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I now see that You must be logged in to see this link. has been hacked.
 

 
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john feakes
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Victoria


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Posted - 30 Aug 2008 :  3:15:24 PM  Show Profile Send john feakes a Private Message  

 
What a shame there are morons in this world. They should be taken for a couple of laps towed by the ankles.
Cheers, John
 

 
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