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EACC stand at Copdock Show

6 October 2013

Photos by Andrew Pattle


EACC Club Stand Autojumble

Most of the setting up was done on Saturday; this is what the stand looked like first thing Sunday morning.
First thing in the morning First thing in the morning First thing in the morning First thing in the morning

A new feature was a display of various engines down the side of the stand.  It looked good early on ...
The engine display at the side of the stand The engine display at the side of the stand

The Ipswich-built Stella has been featured on the EACC stand before but this year's Stella collection was the biggest ever with six of them on the stand.
The gathering of Stella Mini-Bikes The gathering of Stella Mini-Bikes

The Moto Graziella Tipo Cheeky Boy is a rare machine but there were two of them on the stand: one unfolded and one in the storage position.
A pair of Moto Graziellas: one in the riding position and one folded and up-ended for storage

The SER-powered Paul Maye tandem would prove to be a centre of attention during the show.  Another cyclemotor on show was a Vincent Power Cycle with its Firefly power unit.
Paul Maye tandem with an SER (Itom) engine Vincent Firefly

A collection of exotic sports mopeds, mostly Italian, is becoming a regular feature on the stand.
Puch, Minarelli, Moto Guzzi, Cimatti, Testi...

As club members trawled through the autojumble and returned with various ‘bargains’, various extra machines began to infiltrate the engine display.
Puch DS50 Cheetah A Winn City Bike... ...with a sidecar

Not all the visitors to the stand were interested in the show bikes; some were more fascinated by the smoke machine ... or the jumble gleanings.
Who cares about bikes when you can watch a smoke machine? Dave returns from the jumble with a Puch Magnum Carl, Martin, Dave & Sharon form a Winn City Bike discussion group

EACC Club Stand Autojumble


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