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The Black Frame Spectacle

Friday, Sept. 20
7pm to be announced

Saturday, Sept. 21

6pm The Black Frame Spectacle www.facebook.com/p/the-black-frame-spectacle-100044523311771/?paipv=0&eav=Afayygobq-WuNxbQCPgvrl49v6q26a5zABu4xMsul4ELZZCLq0bECHbVtvNnice7NUs&_rdr
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​8pm To be announced

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Displays

  The vintage motorcycle display is hosted in conjunction with the Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Group (CVMG). All types of rare bikes will be on display for the weekend.
  Everyone is welcome to show off their cool old bikes. Ride in or haul it over -- the show and shine entry is included in your $20 day pass!
  All motorcycles displayed will be eligible for judging, with prizes awarded on Saturday evening.

Features

Project RD256

Here's something you won't want to miss! Matt from Big Dream Motorcycles will be showcasing his RD256.

This bike was built as a tribute to Michelle Ann Duff and the Yamaha RD56 for the inaugural Grand Bend Festival of Speed in 2019. It started out as a frame and engine from a 1974 RD250, combined with some modern suspension, brakes and wheels. Period-correct bodywork and fuel tank were the final touches to create the retro-mod version of the Yamaha's iconic race bike from the early '60s ridden by Canada's most successful Grand Prix racer.

Yamaha RD56
The RD56 was a 250cc rotary-valved two-stroke in-line twin built from 1962 to 1966. Yamaha won its first two world titles on this bike.

Michelle Ann Duff
Hailing from Toronto, Duff had a successful Grand Prix career that spanned the '60s, including two Grand Prix wins on the RD56 in the 250cc class.

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