The final tranche of photos from a day of scuffing around Kempton Park. This time some punters bikes from the bike park and a few more autojumble gems.
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| Lovely used pre-war Velocette MAC ridden to the show. |
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| This is what could be termed a 'character bike'. Panther with mods for regular comfortable use. Is that screen from a Ural? Plus massive tail pack, possibly for carrying a canine companion. |
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| Recently built Metisse with electric start Indian Royal Enfield Bullet motor. Sweet bike. |
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| Harley 45 ridden to the show. |
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| This cafe racer BSA A10 was in the jumble area. Not sure if it was for sale or not. Nice untouched sixties cafe racer. Were it mine I wouldn't change a thing on it. |
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| Tail view of same BSA A10 cafe racer. Hmmm... did I say I wouldn't change a thing if it was mine, amend that, I might put a period black / silver number plate on it. |
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| This Triumph pre-unit chop was displaying some heavy duty patina. It could have been tucked away for years but I know from bitter experience that just two or three years in a leaky shed can yield similar results. |
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| Close up of the Triumph chop. I'm a big exponent of keeping stuff oily rag but this one would definitely benefit from looking shinier. |
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| Last but not least this very purposeful Norton Commando engined Wasp off road outfit. The rear suspension is taken care of by a cantilever with a Mini rubber suspension cone and external damper. |
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