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It was a classic day at the Classic Motorcycle Club’s 1 000 Bike Show.

July 12, 2017

Puleng Sekabate Less than a minute

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

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Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

Classic motorcycles impress many at the 1000 Bike Show.

This year’s installment of the 1 000 Bike Show was a success. The event was held at the Germiston City Sports Club, last Saturday and Sunday. The chairperson of the organising club, Germiston’s Classic Motorcycle Club (CMC), Rusty Thorns, stands next to the oldest motorcycle that was on show this year. The 1914 Clyno 770cc is owned by Piet Maas.

Germiston resident Gareth Ireland put some of the motorcycles he has rebuilt on display.

Henk van Heerden stands with his 1974 Kawasaki Z900 that won the ‘Best on Show’ in the classic motorcycle section, among the hundreds of classic motorcycles on display. Van Heerden spent four years restoring and rebuilding his pride and joy. Photo by: Roger Houghton.

July 12, 2017

Puleng Sekabate Less than a minute

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