The Sammy Miller Museum in the New Forest is celebrating another successful event, this time focused on two-stroke bikes. The Smokin’ to Sammy’s – Two Stroke Day proved to be the biggest and best yet, according to the museum, attracting an exceptional turnout of enthusiasts from across the country. The museum courtyard overflowed with restored and original two-stroke motorcycles, while owners and enthusiasts shared stories, technical knowledge and memories of the machines that defined a generation.
Speaking during the event, Miller said: “It’s fantastic to see such dedication and enthusiasm. Two-strokes hold a very special place in motorcycle history, and days like this are all about celebrating these wonderful machines and the people who keep them alive.”
Miller then fired-up a selection of rare strokers from the collection, including a 1969 Moto Villa 250cc, a 1975 König 500cc flat-four, a 1972 Crescent 500 triple, and a 1960 Rumi Prototype four. sammymiller.co.uk