Bath & West show

[tony]

Just setting up for the show Friday afternoon

[John Wakefield]

3 Greeves in the Dore & Rees auction on Sunday

24MDS905 based road racer https://auctions.doreandrees.com/cat...orcycl-lot-24/ SOLD ?1800 hammer

TCS Scottish 60/1791 with Starmaker engine https://auctions.doreandrees.com/cat...orcycl-lot-25/ SOLD ?2100 hammer

24MDS666 https://auctions.doreandrees.com/cat...orcycl-lot-27/ NOT SOLD but best bid ?1700 submitted

[johnrunnacles]

More great work, Tony. Display has come together very nicely.

[John Wakefield]

3T engined TDS 61/1328 reg 213UYH not on GRA stand used for road trials, owner J Griffin also a BSA C15 engined TA 9131/TA reg VFF106 owned byTimWhite. 20TA 350cc Tri Greeves 59/1002 (427UYX) owner Gareth Tunstall. 24RCS113 Silverstone owner unknown
(pics Gary Bamford)

[tony]

A busy Sunday, lots of interest in the bikes and people wanting to find the history of their bikes - Stuart was able to help. Carol did a great job of selling regalia and a special thanks for the sausage rolls and cake he bought with him. Nice to see Phil who enjoyed a cup of tea and a chat.

[John Wakefield]

Just been watching the auction, the 3 Greeves did not make high prices and one failed to sell at ?1700 (see above for the prices) The auctioneers were also struggling to get prices over the reserves with many of the other bikes not selling. Sign of the times.

[iansoady]

It's a buyers' market at the moment. That was a really nice Ajay trials model with a sidecar for ?4,200.

[Phil Hyde]

I was fortunate enough today to be able to have a day out to the Bristol Classic bike show at Shepton. It is some time since i visited last. Just wanted to record my thanks to Tony, Carol and Gary for a warm welcome and a nice cup of tea. A good display of Greeves on our stand, and others throughout the show. Thank you all.

[tony]

Glad you managed to have some time to get to the show Phil

[John Wakefield]

More pics from Mark Smithard c/o Greeves Enthusiasts Facebook page

[IanCordes]

In the middle picture, left of centre is my (ex) 20DC, which sold at the show. Good news is we now have a new GRA member as a result. Ian Booker attended on Saturday, along with his wife. Ian owns 5LHK, one of the 6 'LHK' registered works bikes, 5 of which were entered in the 1958 ISDT in Germany; ridden by Jack Simpson, although sadly resulting in a DNF. He is as enthusiastic as ever; nice to see him!