Picture Gallery
We have included a series of photographs for your enjoyment. To view a larger version of an image just click the image and the full page version of the photo will be downloaded.
Norman Blakemore showing that he puts his faith in his own products whilst riding
his 250cc Frances Barnet in the 1999 Pre65 SSDT. Currently Norman is campaigning
a 250cc Saracen.
First corner action at the Pre65 Motocross Clubs Anglian Grand National event at
Tye Farm, Great Cornard, Suffolk in 1999. It is anticipated that this will now become
a regular annual event on the scrambles scene and NJB Shocks will be supporting the
event and be in attendance with the van and spares. See the Forthcoming events page
for other events we shall be supporting and attending.
Joël Corroy, dealer and distributor of NJB products for France is a regular visitor
to the UK and is shown here on his Sammy Miller replica Ariel enjoying East Anglian
mud at the November1999 Eastern Thumpers Trial at Thorrington in Essex.
Graham Steward, one of the stalwarts of the British Bike Championships forcing his
James (equipped with NJB Shocks) up a steep slope alongside the Essex marshes at
Wivenhoe on a cold but bright day in January 2000.
Graham is one of the growing band of riders from East Anglia who consistently do well in the rounds of the Sammy Miller British Bike Championship.
The opposite machine is one belonging to Hansruedi Zurbuchen who is a long-
A nice little special, a ViBSA built by Chris Leighfield in Australia.
A very tidy Honda fitted with NJB Shocks. The gentleman concerned (name unknown)
was generous enough to send a photo of his machine after fitting them. Thank you
very much, sir.
A Montesa-
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