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Riders battle rain and mud at Clare reliability trial

Mark Launer and Tyson Rohriach on a Husqvarna VMC 590 Sidecar, leaving main in the pouring rain from the Clare Racecourse. (Little Gem Photography)

For the second consecutive year, the Clare Motorcycle Club held the main control and start of the Beryl Pearse Trial […]

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