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XR69 Completed - 12/03/2012
The XR69 completed in it's Suzuki America race colour scheme, 126bhp was at 9500rpm when the ignition broke, testing is to resume after the birmingham and London Excel shows when we hope to see what she can really achieve with a new ignition system
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XR69 Build - 11/03/2012
Veryard Racing embark on building an XR69 for Harris Performance Products, Graham has started to develope this bike with a view to running it in selected meetings both at home and abroad, on it's first run on the dyno it made 126bhp.
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Hawkenbury Classic Motorbike Extravaganza - 31/07/2011
Once again we're at the Hawkenbury Inn in Kent on Sunday the 31st of July.
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ICGP Assen - 01/05/2011
Disaster struck in the second round of the ICGP in Assen,
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ICGP Catalunya 2011 - 18/04/2011
Win at the first round of ICGP
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Veryard Racing win ICGP UEM Championship 2009 - 01/12/2009
Veryard Racing win the 2009 Championship with Lea Gourlay on our Harris TZ350
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Veryard Racing gives to Help For Heroes Charity - 01/10/2009
In 2009 Veryard Racing raised £260 and gave 4 injured war heroes a day out with the team at Brands Hatch.
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Classic Grand Prix, Le Mans 17-19 April 2008 - 17/04/2008
Read the Classic Racer article about our maiden success at Le Mans.
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Welcome to Veryard Racing
Veryard Racing was created after Graham Veryard crashed at paddock bend (Brand Hatch) in the sixties on a 500 Triumph, borrowed from Lenny Phelps, Graham Decided that his bike-building talents were better than his obvious penchant for demolishing them.
Veryard Racing now races in the Home Classic Events and the ICGP UEM Championship with rider Lea Gourlay on their Harris TZ350. Veryard Racing is also involved in a number of other build projects in 2010. More recently due to Lea's Accident Mike "Spike" Edwards has taken up the ride and also been very succesfull with wins and rostrums already. Lack of sponsorship has been the only reason for not getting more wins and Gaham askes that if there's anyone out there who would like to put their name on the bike he'd be glad to hear from them, contact graham via the contact details on this website. For more information click here.
