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    Small and perfectly formed

    Nov 17, 2020 2 minutes
    Words and pics: Tim Britton

    Using a small bike because it’s lighter than a big bike is an obvious thing to say and the trials world embraced smaller two-strokes in the Sixties for that very reason. There were those who took this thought to extreme levels and went really small to confound the establishment with micro-bikes. Peter Gaunt was one

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