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    THE WAY WE WERE IN October

    Aug 31, 2022 2 minutes
    Richard Rosenthal.

    1922

    Cyril Pullin (349 and 733cc ohv Douglas twins) smashed a fistful of flying kilometre records in the Avenue des Acacias, Paris, raising the 750cc solo class flying kilometre from 89.91 to 98.039mph and 350cc solo from 83.07 to 91.72mph.

    With sidecar

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