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TS None

“The bike rocketed up to 92mph” was the claim in the magazine advertisement for the newly launched TS1 kit and was accompanied by a couple of pictures of a silver-looking barrel, the likes of which had never been seen before. Anyone who owned a Lambretta was instantly hooked and ready to place an order, and that included Joey. He was one of the first to get one, certainly around our way, but there was a slight problem. He now had the most potent kit ever produced for the Lambretta, but that was all. He didn’t actually own one, so for now, the shiny new

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