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Bill Snelling (Velocette Metisse) 1978 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Phil Hodgkiss (Velocette) 1968 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Chas Wield (Seeley Velocette) 1995 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Velocette Collection: Bill Smith - first and last TT rides

Bill Smith - first and last TT rides
Liverpool rider-dealer Bill Smith rodse this Velocette special in the 1957 Lightweight TT. 43 years later he made his Island farewell ride on 1 a 400 Honda

Velocette Collection: Manx Legend; Bill Swallow

Manx Legend; Bill Swallow
Bill Swallow started his MGP career on a Velocette, but acheived success with his nine Classic Manx wins on Seeley, Norton, Honda and Aermacchi

Velocette Collection: What might have been?

What might have been?
It is 1989, 50 years since George Meier (49) won the last pre-war Senior TT. The bike shadowing him at Quarter Bridge is the supercharged Velocette Roarer twin

Jeff Clew, V.M.C.C. member, author amd BEMSEE travelling marshal Jeff Clew takes Signpost Corner

Eric Thompson
FormerV.M.C.C. President Eric Thompson was on-Island to ride the 50th anniversary of the MGP run

1979 Classic Lap
40 years after finishing third in the 1939 Senior TT, 10-times TT victor Stanley Woods again rode the works 500cc Velocette on the Island

Velocette Collection: 1976 Formula Ywo TT

1976 Formula Ywo TT
Dutchman Jan Strijbis was the last racer of a Velocette in the TT races. Jan, also the last user of a pudding basin helmet is see at Glen Vine

Velocette Collection: A Canadian Classic visitor

A Canadian Classic visitor
Gary McCaw bought his bike and family across the Atlantic to ride the 1984 Historic TT. The fairing bears the names of his sponsors

Local hero
Danny Shimmin on Ralph Seymours Velocette Metisse in the 1977 Formula Two TT. Danny was Island road race champion for many years

Velocette Collection: Bill Swallow - the Velocette years

Bill Swallow - the Velocette years
In his early years, Bill Swallow raced Velocette, just like his father did before. Seen here at Ballabeg in the 1980 Southern 100

1968 Junior TT
Arthur Lavington (Velocette), Parliament Square. " My first boss. First job I was given was to change a clutch on a Velo, nothing hard about it"

Velocette Collection: Scooters at the Creg

Scooters at the Creg
The Scooter Rally attracted an international entry. Terry Moore checks in at the Creg ny Baa timing control on his Velocette Viceroy in 1968

TT Special staff
Geoff Davison started the TT Special newpaper in 1927 with daily practice issues and full race reports for forty years, In this shot, Geoff, seated on the Velocette LE

Syd Goddard (Velocette) 1947 Junior TT

A rapid Velo
Cecil Sandford racing Arthur Taylors MOV Velocette at Oulton Parks first meeting in 1953. Cecil was already 125cc world champion, but loved ridig the little bike

Velocette Collection: 1954 Silverstone Vintage Race

1954 Silverstone Vintage Race
Before the Vintage Motor Cycle Club started race meetings, the British Motorcycle Racing Club (BEMSEE) ran a Vintage race at their Silverstone Saturday meeting from 1950

Velocette Collection: Sales Director - Road Tester

Sales Director - Road Tester
Veloce director Bertie Goodman believed in testing the firms products. In early 1954, he brought the development spring-frame Velo, fitted wih a racing engine

Ballig Bridge
No location information on this pic, which is from the 1953 Lightweight TT. Fron Purslow (Velocette) leads Ernie Barrett (Phoenix JAP)

Velocette Collection: 1950 Velocette KSS

1950 Velocette KSS
The three legs badge on the tank of his KSS Velocette did not bring C Arnold any luck - he retired from the 1950 Junior Clubman TT

Velocette Collection: The first Vintage race

The first Vintage race
Mike Tomkinson (Velocette) 1950 Vintage race, Silverstone

Fred Walton (Velocette Metisse) 1975 Jurby Airfield

Norman Cowin (Velocette) Jurby Airfield

Peter Kermode (Velocette Metisse) 1975 Jurby Airfield

Bob Taylor (Velocette) 1970 Jurby Road

Velocette Collection: John Bullivant (Velocette) 1978 Jurby Road

John Bullivant (Velocette) 1978 Jurby Road. I am not sure why John was riding my Velo at that meeting, I had probably crocked myself

Velocette Collection: 1938 Junior TT - Hillberry

1938 Junior TT - Hillberry
Stanley Woods takes his Velocette Mk VIII through Hillberry in the 1938 Junior TT, his 9th TT victory

Velocette Collection: Weighing in the big Velo

Weighing in the big Velo
The pit pundits ponder his chances as Stanley Woods checks in the 500 Velocette that he rode into second place in the 1937 Senior TT

1930 Junior TT
Velocettes Tokyo agent, Kenzo Tada, poses with his Velocette KTT. After an eventful practice session and race with many falls, he finished 15th of 22 finishers

Velocette Collection: Velos first TT win

Velos first TT win
A tin plate ad celebrating Alec Bennetts win in the 1926 Junior TT, Veloce Ltds first TT victory

Velocette Collection: A Veloce - not a Velocette

A Veloce - not a Velocette
No. 33 shows Cyril Pullin astride his inlet-over-exhaust Veloce at the 1913 TT. The machine suffered oiling problems during the race, finally finishing 22nd (last) in the Junior TT

The Weight-in
A Velocette two-stroke is weighed and details noted before the 1922 Lightweight class of the Junior TT

Benny Rood (Velocette) 1953 Lightweight TT

John Wheeler (Velocette) 1959 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Ivan Rhodes (Velocette) 1965 Lightweight TT

David Burrell (Velocette) 2013 500 Classic TT

Norman Price (Velocette) 1956 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Dave East (Velocette) 1977 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Arthur Lavington (Velocette) 1963 Junior TT

Ivan Rhodes (Velocette KTT) 2005 Classic Lap

Grahame Rhodes (Velocette) 2005 Classic Lap

Alec Swallow (Velocette) 1980 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Bill Head (Velocette) 1978 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Harry Pearce (Velocette) 1955 Silverstone

Sam Spratt (Velocette) 1951 Junior Ulster Grand Prix

George Morgan (Velocette) 1950 Junior TT

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