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Man on a motor cycle

Man on a motor cycle

A man poses on his motorcycle in a city street. The machine is a 1951 Triumph 'Speed Twin' motor cycle, 500ccs in size, and fitted with the infamous 'sprung hub' rear suspension.

Motorcycle police

Motorcycle police

Two motorcycle policemen riding down a street line with onlookers.

Harley-Davidson Club House

Harley-Davidson Club House

One hundred and thirty-fourth of 155 photographs in an album. Opening Harley-Davidson Club House, Sellicks Beach, 26 January 1925.

Harley-Davidson Club House

Harley-Davidson Club House

One hundred and thirty-fifth of 155 photographs in an album.Opening Harley-Davidson Club House, Sellicks Beach, 26 January 1925. Officially opened by the patron F.W. Cornell.

Harley-Davidson Club House

Harley-Davidson Club House

One hundred and fortieth of 155 photographs in an album. Group of people playing with guns at the H-D Club House.

Harley-Davidson Club House

Harley-Davidson Club House

One hundred and forty-first photograph in an album. Group of people playing with guns at the H-D Club House. Easter 1925.

Harley-Davidson Club House

Harley-Davidson Club House

One hundred and forty-third of 155 photographs in an album. Men trimming a small tree at the fence of the H-D Club House.

Harley-Davidson Club House

Harley-Davidson Club House

One hundred and forty-seventh of 155 photographs in an album. Group of men outside the H-D Club House. June 1925.

Family photographs : Harley-Davidson

Family photographs : Harley-Davidson

Sixteenth of 35 photographs in an album. Ivan Nancarrow's Harley-Davidson motorcycle registered number 10.143. (From information provided, it is possible this is a 1925 J or JD model.).

Family photographs : Harley-Davidson

Family photographs : Harley-Davidson

Seventeenth of 35 photographs in an album. Ivan Nancarrow's Harley-Davidson motorcycle with two children sitting in a sidecar.

Display of equipment at the Mount Gambier showground

Display of equipment at the Mount Gambier showground

A display of equipment at the Mount Gambier showground, under a sign indicating they are sold by J.G. Collins & Son; features a 'Healing' radio, machinery and motorcycles.

South Australian Motor Cycle Club

South Australian Motor Cycle Club

South Australian Motor Cycle Club Easter Carnival held at Kadina. A.H. Cook riding an Indian motorcycle, winner of the five mile (8 km) event.

Motorcycle competitors before a race

Motorcycle competitors before a race

Two motor cycle competitors preparing for a race, one sits in the side-car as two helpers fasten the driver's helmet; names not known.

Motorcyclist surrounded with well wishers during a big race

Motorcyclist surrounded with well wishers during a big race

George Ramsay on his Lewis motorcycle at Kadina Oval prior to attempting a 24 hour distance record, which he set by covering 824 miles at an average speed of 34.83 mph. He had broken the record earlier in 1912, but had failed to take the necessary steps for the feat to be recognised. Ted Rowe (manager of Lewis, Kadina) with hands on handlebars, and Bill Courtney behind Ramsay. 15-16 December 1913. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of S.A.

Motorcyclist with seven men admiring the machine

Motorcyclist with seven men admiring the machine

George Ramsay on his Lewis motorcycle at Kadina on which he set a world distance record of 824 miles over 24 hours. Photo shows Alf Sampson (Lewis), Lew Robinson (Kadina Fire Brigade), Fred Payze, Rev. Alf Finch (Kadina Methodist), Bill Courtney (Lewis, Kadina), C.A.E. Hall (Mayor of Kadina), Ted Rowe (Manager, Lewis Kadina). 15-16 December 1913. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of S.A.

A champion motorcyclist in South Australia

A champion motorcyclist in South Australia

E.Kosler, a champion motorcycle rider in South Australia riding his machine.

Sir Ross Smith and a despatch rider

Sir Ross Smith and a despatch rider

Sir Ross Smith either receiving or delivering a note to a man seated on a motorcycle; purpose not known.

J.N. Boberg 'Around Australia' motor cyclist

J.N. Boberg 'Around Australia' motor cyclist

J. N. Boberg of New South Wales arrived in Adelaide on 2 January 1923 having completed the first stage of a journey around Australia on a Dunlop tyred Indian Scout motorcycle. He had left Sydney on 9 December 1922 and was intending to ride to Perth via Port Augusta. The attempt came to an end in April 1923 when some distance beyond Onslow, Western Australia, Boberg ran into a telegraph pole. Advertisements on the sidecar include three for Goulding sidecars, Dunlop tyres, and Castrol oil.

A "Round the world" motorcyclist

A "Round the world" motorcyclist

A crowd of men and boys giving a send-off to George Ramsay of Kadina prior to attempting a 24 hour distance world record on an LMC motorcycle. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of S.A.

Silver Sands Beach Sign

Silver Sands Beach Sign

Silver Sands Beach sign and Sellicks Beach re-enactment sign for the Jubilee 150 motorcycle Races. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Sellicks Beach races re-enactment

Sellicks Beach races re-enactment

Crowd and vehicles arriving at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Crowd inspecting motorbikes at Sellicks Beach

Crowd inspecting motorbikes at Sellicks Beach

Crowd inspecting motorbikes at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Sellicks Beach races re-enactment

Sellicks Beach races re-enactment

Crowd and vehicles arriving at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Modern biker at Sellicks Beach

Modern biker at Sellicks Beach

Modern biker with two dogs, a part of the crowd at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Crowd inspecting motorbikes at Sellicks Beach

Crowd inspecting motorbikes at Sellicks Beach

Crowd inspecting motorbikes at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Old motorbikes at Sellicks Beach

Old motorbikes at Sellicks Beach

Old motorbikes at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Sellicks Beach motorbike races re-enactments

Sellicks Beach motorbike races re-enactments

An elderly man at the Sellicks Beach 1920s motorcycle races re-enactment for the Jubilee 150. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

House, near Mount Mary

House, near Mount Mary

A house near Mount Mary with a Union Jack flag and two motorcycles in the yard.

B.S.A. Owners Club banner

B.S.A. Owners Club banner

Part of a collection of photographs taken over time of various places and events in South Australia by Stephen Giles, this features the banner of the B.S.A. Owners Club of South Australia at a 'classic & vintage motorcycle display'.

RAA Road Service

RAA Road Service

Two men wearing gas masks and protective gear sitting on a BSA late 1930s motorcycle with side-car. Signage on the side-car for 'RAA Road Service'. The image appeared in a RAA Magazine of the time with the caption 'The R.A.A. Road Service Staff have been trained to operate as a gas decontamination squad in conjunction with the air raid precautions. Illustration shows portion of the squad, fully equipped and dressed in readiness to operate.