'60s Scrambling Video

Edited Date/Time 1/19/2021 9:01am
This is a neat look at the Greeves factory and scrambling in the UK in the 1960s.






There was a Greeves Challenger that went for £4500 a few months ago https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1966-greeves-challenger-24-mx3


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1/18/2021 2:06pm
4500 pounds is 6100 US. I have about 6500 in my restored 1961 Greeves MCS 250.


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1/18/2021 2:43pm
It's a cool video. Not big on shop safety back then haha.
1/18/2021 8:43pm
Umm, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the editors of this very G-rated film missed the "content" on the wall of Dave Smith's garage. Or maybe this was really a early 60's version of soft porn with scrambles as the smoke screen?


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1/18/2021 10:55pm
Great video!
Really want some of those extra grip tires.
1/18/2021 11:58pm
mumbles wrote:
4500 pounds is 6100 US. I have about 6500 in my restored 1961 Greeves MCS 250. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/01/18/473560/s1200_my_greeves_l_h3_600.jpg[/img]
4500 pounds is 6100 US. I have about 6500 in my restored 1961 Greeves MCS 250.


Nice. Is that your Cappra?
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mumbles wrote:
4500 pounds is 6100 US. I have about 6500 in my restored 1961 Greeves MCS 250. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/01/18/473560/s1200_my_greeves_l_h3_600.jpg[/img]
4500 pounds is 6100 US. I have about 6500 in my restored 1961 Greeves MCS 250.


Nice. Is that your Cappra?
No not my Cappra. I rode one once and it was a really light and well handling bike. Tranny was pretty flaky though.

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