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Lynx Chassis, 10" Wheels all round. (New tyres). 4 x Lockheed Calipers. (Nissin single piston caliper on sidecar wheel). Falcon Shocks. 998cc Hillman Imp Motor (Block strengthener, Full width sump). Race rods with ARP Big End Bolts. Competition Oil Pump. Wills Ring Head, with R23 Camshaft. Twin...

Lynx Chassis, 10" Wheels all round. (New tyres). 4 x Lockheed Calipers. (Nissin single piston caliper on sidecar wheel). Falcon Shocks. 998cc Hillman Imp Motor (Block strengthener, Full width sump). Race rods with ARP Big End Bolts. Competition Oil Pump. Wills Ring Head, with R23 Camshaft. Twin...

I send the wife to the gym.

I've had three Imp outfits. We've currently got a 998cc Lynx.

Feel free to contact me with any question, I'll be happy to help if I can.

I build our engines, but get most of the bits from Rodwell Motorsport.

"they can be a little temperamental"

Understatement of the year there Vicky!

I've checked ours, they're OK.


Shelli's says driver as well............................so that's good!

I've passengered as well!

Six or seven times and never finished off of the podium!






The first time was for young Mr. Hallam!

"Driver"............"Rider" ..................does it really f#cking matter?!

Bell Ends in Rugby wrote: "Red lights must be turned on when a wet race is declared.

Surely, as Classic and Vintage bikes don't run slicks, we don't have to declare a race "Wet".

No declaration...........No requirement for lights!

Or is that too simple?

I've never had a problem with eBay in the past, but I don't sell that much. However with two out of the last three items I've sold, I appeared to have become a victim of extreme tw*tness. One guy left negative feedback after buying an optical sensor (a new £40 item that he got for less than a fiver)...

"2 X INTERSPAN IGNITIONS (provides race convenience). "

steve-e wrote:Even as a passenger I'd think I would notice that at the first corner..

Are you sure?

He will be sadly missed.

RIP Brian.

Have you asked Richard Moore?

He'd be my first port-of-call.

Jim Norbury had one back in the day, and KGB built a couple.