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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10060, 3 May 1915, Page 5

The wonderful performances put up b\ Mr G. B. Brown on his 4-h.p. Triumpi during the racing season just past have seemed to many people too marvellous te be true, and a rumour is being circulated m explanation of these phenomenal per formances to the effect that the cylinder ot Mr Brown's Triumph has been re-bored thus increasing its power-developing cap acity. In reply we offer to pav over to the Belgian Relief Fund the sum of £IOC to any person, in the trade or out of it who can prove that tho machine used t>\ Mr Brown in all races this season was not of standard cylinder dimensions, viz.— 35 m.m. by 97 m.m., equalling 550 c.c. Thr machine may l>o inspected by anyone a* our garage. The following performances stand to this particular motor cycle's ere dit:—First in the flying mile, at 62 miles per hour: first in the flying five miles, ai 63 miles per hour: first and fastest time in the 16 miles open (16min 37sec): first ind fastest time in the 24 miles open (27 min lsec): fastest time in the 8 miles side-car (lOmin 20sec); first in the lOC miles open (112min 15sec); first in the b miles 750 c.c. trade championship: second in the 5 miles 1000 c.c. trade champion ship: fastest time in the 50 miles open handicap (55min 56see); fastest time in tin 10 miles handicap (10min 29sec). Adams. Ltd.. Agents for Triumph Motorcycles. High street. Christchurch. ('. J. Adams. Representative, Palmerston North.—Advt

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