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| The main aims of the Yamaha TZ Club is to promote the preservation, restoration, and continued use of all Yamaha two stroke machines. From the early air-cooled models of the 1950's and '60's, the water-cooled race-bikes of the 70's and '80's, through to the latest factory GP machines, and to give enthusiasts from all over the World the opportunity to keep in touch with one another. |
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| Towards these aims the Club offers it's members a variety of events throughout the year in which to get involved. These are competitive events, race track parades and displays at various circuits, or if you wish you can display your machine at one of the many motorcycle shows where the Club has a stand. For those who like to go further afield there are a number of |
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Mallory Park Paddock. TZ Club Gathering
Various TZ Race Bikes on Display |
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