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Over the years we have collected some video footage of our members involved in racing so we decided to create this page so everyone who wants to can download these movies. They are quite large so I advise only those with a broadband connection to attempt downloading them. Most are in .wmv format so can be watched with your Windows Media Player however there are some in .m4v format so will need an MP4 player
Saturday run at Mount Tarrengower 2017
Nepean Classic Dirt Track August 2017
Joe Allan's Boardtracker at Dave Taylor memorial BBQ 2017
Stacey at the Island Classic 2017
Saturday run up Mount Tarrengower 2016
Victorian Road Race Titles 2016, Period 4 unlimited race
McNamara Park South Australia Historic Road race Championship Meeting December 27th 2014 Race 1 P4 & P5
Eastern Creek Barry Sheene Festival of Speed 2013
You Tube Links to Bill Wallis's off road bike going through it's paces http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAbcE_CK-yM&feature=channel&list=UL
You Tube link to the Ton Up Boys Rocker's Ride 2010 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5gOFWw70GQ&feature=youtu.be
Ivan Hoey racing at Oran Park in 2009 This was the last classic bike meeting held at Oran Park before the track closed permanently
Matt racing his sidecar-X outfit at Lismore in Victoria in 2009
Rob's first ride of his racer at Broadford in February 2012, not a race day.
Some footage of the pit area at the road race circuit including the Indian display for the 100th aniversary.
Video by Bill Wallis of the 2010 AGM in Sydney
Prelude to the laps of Eastern Creek Bill Wallis's prelude to the Eastern Creek ride 2012
Bill Wallis' head camera video of the club ride around Eastern creek at the Barry Sheene.
Roller starter in action at the Barry Sheene Festival of speed
Matt's 840cc rephase, what it sounds like!
Matt Moloney made a machine in his home workshop to copy camshafts. What is does is act like a pantograph i.e. it exactly copies one cam onto a blank. How it does this is by placing the original cam at the bottom and the new blank on top and both are connected by a cam chain to an electric motor which makes them spin together at the same speed and in the same orientation. Then the grinding wheel is introduced to the blank while a probe follows the lobes of the copied cam making the grinding wheel follow it exactly ending with an exact copy of the original cam. This machine is so good it can be made to made to stop when a particular base circle is reached thus restoring a cam that has been ground previously to original base circle specs and restore the original rocker angle. Welded up and reground cams reduce the base circle and change the rocker angle. Starting with a cam to copy and a billet blank
finishing with a beautiful copy
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