The penultimate tranche of snaps from a fine weekend spent at the Vintage Revival. A few short movie clips thrown in for good measure too.
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| Pavel Malanik's extraordinary scratch built Torpedo replica. |
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| A genuine work of art. |
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| The remarkable thing is how it looks so new but so period authentic. The bike appears to have been made entirely with traditional methods. There's not a trace of cnc to be seen at all. |
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| And here is Pavel's equally remarkable NLG replica. Apparently capable of in excess of 90mph and as he circulated it looked like he was not far off that speed. I would love to know what he was clocked at. |
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| As it was the year of the ABC here's an ABC racer. |
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| A pair of Harley J based board trackers. |
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| A very lovely and very early FN. |
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| BSA Model E ready to circulate. |
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| Replica penny farthing type device. |
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| An ABC out on the track. |
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| A pair of Bedelia cyclecars pass by. |
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| American Excelsior board tracker. |
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| Bedelia again. |
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| Hurtu tandem. |
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| Monet & Goyon Automouche. |
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| This Moulton mounted cyclist kept up a really good pace. |
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| The veteran motorcycle / bicycle / general slow vehicle parade was one of the most fun by far. |
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| FN four whisps by. |
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| You can't take yourself too seriously in a Velocar! |
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| Sunbeam and Harley v twins. |
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| Harley board tracker. |
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| And finally a BSA Model E 770cc v twin. |
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