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Very entertaining and informative to read the placards and look at the pictures. Thanks!
(11-02-2018, 11:39 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Outstanding collection! Thanks for sharing!

How many Brittens were made? Can you imagine what that bike would be like today?!

I’m afraid this all the info I could find on the Britten.

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Here you go, LR, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Britten and https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Britten_V1000

This one looks like a V1000 he also made a V1100. There were 10 in all and 1 prototype.
Wonderful post Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
I loved seeing those old bikes and reading the history of the machines.
Thank you very much for taking us thru this incredible collection! Beer
Superb photos Cormanus. Loved it.
Thanks for the nice pictures.
I saw a black CBX in one of the photo's , in the USA we had a black CBX in 1980 but ours had reversed Comstar spokes in black , yours had silver 79 style spokes . Perhaps different countries had different wheels.
Well spotted, Houtman. I didn't get any other photos of the CBX or its information sheet, so I can't tell you what year it was.
Great pictures!
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