All time classic photographs

[pancho]

The Bars open,  you can look after them ones Jerry,  Cheers

BERM shot??
 
 Most comical so far!

[Mike52]

[KB171]

       Wheres the f####ng brakes ??

[firko]

Jim, I think it is Stephen Gall, Geoff Worrell and Trevor Flood on the #18 Maico

I'd have thought that #18 Maico would be Per Klitland as #18 was his number but if it's 1976 he'd have signed with Yamaha. The body language of the rider doesn't look like the old Dane either. I was living overseas by then so I'll go with my learned fellow members thoughts on who it is.......
10 MINUTES LATER........ Now I look harder I think the Maico is #8.

How good is the above speedway photo? Putt Mossman gritting his teeth testing his new race tie.

[steve234]

       Wheres the f####ng brakes ??

Schools out........Yee-Haw!!!

[STW996]

That is a classic photo Mark , wrong race number 

That was me that got it wrong. I new he was 16 and for some reason typed in 14, when I went to pick it up I said to the guy thats the wrong number! corrected in for the next year.

[Canam370]

       Wheres the f####ng brakes ??

Schools out........Yee-Haw!!!

Best one for me yet!

[JohnnyO]

would that be chris dixon on the macklin yamaha

Jim, I think it is Stephen Gall, Geoff Worrell and Trevor Flood on the #18 Maico.

Stan.

That's Gunter on the RM370, Worrell wore a yellow/green open face and rode for Grace Bros along with Gally.

[GD66]

Four-time world sidecar champ Eric Oliver turned up at Brands Hatch in 1971 to ride in a parade of past masters. Clearly, for Eric the pace was too slow, much to the erstwhile passenger's chagrin.....

[KB171]

A young Graham Noyce

[firko]

Warning::slight thread hijack
It's not widely known that Graeme Noyces first factory ride was for Rickman on the highly modified Rickman Montesa framed Husky 360. Noyce did his apprenticeship at Rickman and he built the Husky himself in the race shop after work. That would be a great 'works bike' to replicate........Rickman Monty frame/forks and wheels, Hi-Point/Homelite alloy tank, Preston Petty mudguards and a 360 Husky motor. 
                                                                                     
                                                               Very rare Rickman Husky 400cc they built for Graham Noyce who worked for Rickman brothers as an apprentice. 

[KB171]

Ole's Kwaka, buggered if I know if its got a red tank though 

[jerry]

Well done Kev I'm impressed yet again. I'm pretty sure the tank was red, perhaps someone on here can confirm. J

[Doggy Digger]

A young Graham Noyce:
"GN shows how a good rider can use an opposite lock slide to lose speed"

Isn't this a dumb caption?  I'd say he's simply hammer and tong

[VMX247]

Good there is an "S" on the end of the topic~photographs  ..there are so many fantastic photos. 
Vaughn Styles,Trevor Flood, Goof and Mike Landman