Greeves get together and Jumble at Kidlington this coming Sunday

[Colin Sparrow]

That is a beautiful bike - sort of thing we'd all love to do if we had the skills (well I certainly don't anyway). My TFS weighs a ton by comparison.

The photo shows me just about to sneak off and load it into my van - but I was sussed and had to wheel it into the hall instead.

[John Wakefield]

Probably as nearest thing you will get to a 'trick' Greeves

[Phil Hyde]

Did anyone take more detailed pictures? I would be interested in the sub frame to bash plate.

Nice to see some development along with first class engineering. The list of modifications is not as long as you might think, wheelbase looks fairly standard, jacking up the rear suspension will always quicken the steering, and a nice exhaust. I suspect the trickery lays within the cylinder, particularly the number of ports. Clearly a lot of money in just the front end. REH forks are a great product.

Closest I can get is the Apico footrests currently being fitted to my TFS. Time to replace the Yamaha items fitted in 1983