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Looks pretty close to Pantone 179.

http://www.pantone-colours.com/

https://www.pantone.com/color-finder/PQ-179C

1992 - Dave Molyneux was on a chassis he built himself - probably the first to be known as a DMR Dave Molyneux's 1992 chassis was indeed the first one he built, albeit using the forks, wheels and swinging arm from an old TZ750 outfit. I believed them to be Windle. It wasn't actually nominated as a ...

Dave Saville used a Shelbourne in 1993.

Mick Boddice's chassis in the 90's were Ireson's.

Dave Molyneux 1994 engine was a Yamaha FZR600.

It's the race of truth - nowhere to hide!

You'll be racing them next!
Ever thought of doing a TT? *


*Time Trial, that is.

It'll become an obsession.....I tell ya!

I had my last ever race at Three Sisters in September 2000. It was a Vintage club 2 day meeting and I was riding an ex Bill Ivy Cotton Telstar. Halfway through my 2nd race on the Saturday, I had a bit of an 'epiphany moment' and realised my racing days were over. Came back to the paddock and told my...

There's a picture of Paul and Roger at Aberdare Park on this thread.

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Spewy555 wrote:Thanks for the info, I will have a serious think about which direction to go. Any idea of what the outfit originally looked like , bodywork and colour etc?

Picture quality not brilliant, but this brought back a lot of memories.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JNimA4IqAGY

Well, I reckon financially I'll have to stick to some parading for a while, so whatever history I can find on this bike will be a great help, I'll have a serious think about finding a tz350 in the meantime, I've not had a lot to do with that type of engine but it would be nice to put it all back to...

steve-e wrote:Tour de Midlands, I expect to see that on Eurosport

I doubt whether they would televise six OAPs on a pub crawl....

Williton and Dunster are in Somerset. ;) I live in Braunton. It's possible to do a fairly flat 62 mile ride along the Tarka Trail and back, but anywhere else involves hills.......lots of lovely hills. :D If you can cycle here, you can cycle anywhere. Off out today for a bit of training, with the mis...

steve-e wrote:That really IS hilly!

If you can't do hills, you ain't gonna cycle far in North Devon!

Here's another.