MOTOR-CYCLING.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15158, 23 December 1914, Page 10

MOTOR-CYCLING.

PIOXEER AMATEUR MOTOR AND SPOUTS CLUB. A meeting , of the committee of the Pioneer Amateur Motor and Sports Club was held on Monday night, when final arrangements were made for the Reliability Trial, to be held on Ist and 2nd January next. It was decided to clothe tho entries on Saturday, i December 26th. The conditions of tho test ! n>" of an exceptionally severe natuie, and !. should prove *'i" ennnHMtiee of the leading , j hince in Christchurch. The secretary reported that he Had several enquiries regarding , the trial from other towns, and several outside riders desired to enter. The club intend shortly to inaugurate a Championship Reliability Trial for the South Island, to take place over a course which will tax the , oapn'bi'.itite of all the highest β-rnde machines. A sub-committee was formed to go' into tho matter to, report at the next meeting. . SIDE-CAR RELIABILITY ThIAL. THE RESULTS. The results of the side-car reliability trial to Lake Coleridge- and back, organised by the North Canterbury M.C.C., are as follows:— RELIABILITY AND CONDITION. Rlbty. Con. Tl. 1. H. Tranter (5-6 Kin? Dick) 950 50 1000 2. C. L. Black (7 Matchless) 350 50 1000 8. J. Hall (.7 Matrh!es3) .. 950 49 999 4. P. Smith (4i James) .. 9.J0 47J 937$ 5. A. Smith (4* J arr.es) .. 947 40J 996j 6. K. L. Kennett (C-7 K. Dick) 948 47 995 7. H. Jones (6-7 King Dick) 9U 50 994 8. P. C. WiUbcrg ( Chater-Lea) SOS 50 855 E. Armitage, E. Hinds, and L. B. Stevens retired. The tic was decided on petrol coneumption, Trunter's marks being 100 and Black's 91.