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NLG
« on: 17.03. 2022 13:35 »
NLG were the initials of North London Garage. They produced motorcycles from 1908 to 1915. This is the NLG J.A.P. 2,714cc BIG TWIN. 1909 speed record holder.
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Re: NLG
« Reply #1 on: 17.03. 2022 13:36 »
We don need no steenkin brakes!

Or clutch, or gears.
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Re: NLG
« Reply #2 on: 17.03. 2022 18:44 »
and the box relates to the tyres grip level LOL.
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Re: NLG
« Reply #3 on: 17.03. 2022 20:20 »
Health and safety gone mad, there's a cap on the petrol tank!
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