ULTRA-RARE AND HISTORIC BRITISH BIKES OF NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM & TEAM OBSOLETE RUN AT BEEZUMPH RALLYE

Team Obsolete again showcases some of the ultra-rare and historically significant British racing motorcycles owned by the National Motorcycle Museum (UK) as part of their ongoing coordinated outreach program that seeks to bring these bikes back into the public realm. This time the venue is the Beezumph Rallye, held on August 4, 2001, at Cadwell Park, UK. The bikes that appear in running condition to perform parade laps are as follows:

• 1954 AJS "Porcupine" E95
• 1954 AJS "Triple Knocker" 7R3
• 1962/65 Matchless G50, ex-Arter/Duff
• 1967 Arter-Williams Matchless G50
• 1970 BSA III ex-Hailwood
• 1971 BSA III ex-Cooper

Also appearing for static display are the following: Slippery Sam (Triumph), 1971 BSA ex-Ray Pickrell

Team Obsolete is sponsored by the National Motorcycle Museum (UK), Vanson Leathers, Megacycle Cams, Avon Tires, Works Performance, AirTech & R/D Springs, Sudco, and SuperTrapp.