Possibly a Crescent? Who, where when and what?

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Possibly a Crescent? Who, where when and what?

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I'd say Rudi Kurth, with the Cat outfit with the Cresent engine.
The rear suspension is based on Citreon car design.
The stripe on the arms of the leathers also give it away as being Rudi Kurth???
If it is Rudi, it looks like he had a short back & sides trim :lol:
As for year, a guess, 1972???
Maybe Silverstone?
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That's pretty much exactly what Terry and John Newton reckon Ian :notworthy: :beer:
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steve-e wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2018 11:47 am That's pretty much exactly what Terry and John Newton reckon Ian :notworthy: :beer:
Anoraks, every one of them :roll: :lol:

But where would we be without their knowledge :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
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Proud to be an anorak where Rudi Kurth is concerned :D :notworthy:
He was light years ahead of the rest with his chassis design & innovation & still is with his push bikes. :notworthy:
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it was a great pity they never got the reliability sorted,cos his engineering and his idea,s were streets,ahead of everyone else
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At Ian's suggestion.. a link to an earlier thread of pics of Rudi and Dane (and some sidecars of course)

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It's Rudi in 1969 at Brands Hatch. 37th International Hutchinson 100. Sunday 10th August 1969
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