Supposedly, the town of Ulster still remembers Walter Rusk. I hope that is true. He raced in several 'real roads' races - of course, those were the only races in many locations - during the 1930's right up until World War II. He raced for the likes of Norton, AJS, Sunbeam, and Velocette. He died while in training to become a Royal Air Force pilot...ending this amazing life way too early.
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Irish TT Racer - Walter Rusk - Blonde Bombshell
The Matchless G45 Twin - AJS 10R - All but Impossible to Find
If you are into historic British marques, the AJS/Matchless/Norton motorcycles from the Associated Motor Cycles, you will not want to miss this story. The fabled big brother to the AJS 7R, the extremely rare AJS 10R - which is simply an AJS badged Matchless G45 - is a mystery story with twists and turns at every step. It is worth spending the few minutes it will take to read this...take the link and enjoy a good mystery story...
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10 October 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 10/10/2009 05:47:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: AJS, AJS 10R, AJS 7R, Associated Motor Cycles, G45, Matchless, motorcycle blog, motorcycle classic, motorcycle history, Norton, United Kingdom
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