Shere Hill climb, September 6th.
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TonyBaxter
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Shere Hill climb, September 6th.
My bike made it to and from the Shere Hill climb, and also made three successful attempts at the hill. Not a bad day, arty picture for interest.The only Ariel there.
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nadab_sardar
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Re: Shere Hill climb, September 6th.
Good to hear it got there and back and then ran the hill three times without any dramas, that's the main thing with an old bike. Nice to see an Ariel flying the flag too, even if you were the only one.
Which model is it? And how did it feel on the climb itself, did it pull cleanly all the way up or did you have to work it a bit? Would be good to hear if you plan to go back next year.
Which model is it? And how did it feel on the climb itself, did it pull cleanly all the way up or did you have to work it a bit? Would be good to hear if you plan to go back next year.
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TonyBaxter
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Re: Shere Hill climb, September 6th.
Not entirely without drama, on the startling for the third run, someone collided with me on a monkey bike whilst show-boating! But all is ok.nadab_sardar wrote: Wed Oct 14, 2026 10:01 am Good to hear it got there and back and then ran the hill three times without any dramas, that's the main thing with an old bike. Nice to see an Ariel flying the flag too, even if you were the only one.
Which model is it? And how did it feel on the climb itself, did it pull cleanly all the way up or did you have to work it a bit? Would be good to hear if you plan to go back next year.
It's a 350 NH, went fine, didn't have to fiddle with the advance lever at all. I have been going nearly every year since it started, we go as part of Brooklands Museum.
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