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Anybody know when a release date is for the 3 wheeling film......seen the trailer but can't find a date

Hi Robbie, Seeing that no one has contacted you regarding the film I thought I would to find out a little more.Is it about sidecar racing or three wheel transport in general.
Dave

I've not seen a trailer even, what is this film?

Thanks for that Dave, don't know how that slipped past me til now.

Do we really need the dramatic music

It is dramatic though Peter. Makes all other types of sidecar racing pretty dull. You can easily come back very second hand or worse.Thats why its so compelling.

Anyone heard anything more about the release date of this?

Contacted them on their Facebook page to see what the deal was. Apparently more information to be revealed at the press launch. Surprised they hadn't got Steve's Place on board with all the contacts on here or at least for marketing.

On the subject of a 3 wheeling film 40 year a go was at the cinema to watch a film In those days they always a small film shown before the main film Can not for the life of me remember what I was watching I can only remember a10 second clip of it It was a sidecar racing the TT taking up on the Mountain The reason it stands out in my mind the sidecar was sponsored by a company called Burnthills Demolition who were based 10 mile south of Glasgow The guy who owned the company lived down the road from me Anybody else remember seeing this ,what was it and who was the crew that he sponsored ?

Friend went to see a preview last week, said it was very good but a bit long, believe they are doing another edit, hope to have it out for TT.

maicoman wrote:On the subject of a 3 wheeling film 40 year a go was at the cinema to watch a film In those days they always a small film shown before the main film Can not for the life of me remember what I was watching I can only remember a10 second clip of it It was a sidecar racing the TT taking up on the Mountain The reason it stands out in my mind the sidecar was sponsored by a company called Burnthills Demolition who were based 10 mile south of Glasgow The guy who owned the company lived down the ro

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ad from me Anybody else remember seeing this ,what was it and who was the crew that he sponsored ?

The driver of the outfit you refer to was John Graham and it was a very quick Suzuki kettle type engine....I say kettle type as I don't think it was a road bike engine, definitely a race spec engine....the frame was home built by John himself....over the years he had a number of passengers including James(Jimmy) Law aka "The Lawman" RIP Jimmy......the outfit was bright yellow.....


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Don't know how I got two photos in and I don't know how to take one out...also how I mixed up the photos and the message is beyond me....

I remember racing against John Graham many years ago, he used a "HI TAC SUZUKI" a 500cc water cooled twin, based on the T500 engine.
It was more than a match for lots of the larger engines some others were using.