An exclusive print by renowned artist Peter Hearsey produced to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the TT. Here we see Geoff Duke O.B.E. flat out on his 350cc Norton at 120mph on the approach to Ballacraine during the 1951 Junior TT. Geoff went on to won this race and the Senior TT, as well as both 1951 World Championships.
An exclusive print by renowned artist Peter Hearsey produced to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the TT. Here we see Geoff Duke O.B.E. flat out on his 350cc Norton at 120mph on the approach to Ballacraine during the 1951 Junior TT. Geoff went on to won this race and the Senior TT, as well as both 1951 World Championships.
An exclusive print by renowned artist Peter Hearsey produced to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the TT. Here we see Geoff Duke O.B.E. flat out on his 350cc Norton at 120mph on the approach to Ballacraine during the 1951 Junior TT. Geoff went on to won this race and the Senior TT, as well as both 1951 World Championships.
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An exclusive print by renowned artist Peter Hearsey produced to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the TT. Here we see Geoff Duke O.B.E. flat out on his 350cc …
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An exclusive print by renowned artist Peter Hearsey produced to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the TT. Here we see Geoff Duke O.B.E. flat out on his 350cc Norton at 120mph on the approach to Ballacraine during the 1951 Junior TT. Geoff went on to won this race and the Senior TT, as well as both 1951 World Championships.

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An exclusive print by renowned artist Peter Hearsey produced to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the TT. Here we see Geoff Duke O.B.E. flat out on his 350cc Norton at 120mph on the approach to Ballacraine during the 1951 Junior TT. Geoff went on to won this race and the Senior TT, as well as both 1951 World Championships.