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The Royal Irish Constabulary Cycle Clubs

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Peter Mc RIC	The Royal Irish Constabulary Cycle Clubs		Lead	[-]
Posts: 446 3-Jul-2010 11:01 PM Inspector-General	Remove this ad This section will deal with the history, badges and regulations of the RIC Cycling Clubs (section to be developed) See also these links to regulations http://irishconstabulary.com/sreply/600/t/The-Constabulary-Code.html Peter Mc Last Edited By: Peter Mc RIC 4-Oct-2010 8:01 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Peter Mc RIC	James W Nawn, Irish Cycling champion	#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 643 15-Nov-2010 9:35 PM Inspector-General	Does anyone have any information on James W Nawn? Born in Fermanagh, he rode for Ireland along with Pilkington and a man called Hale in a race in New York circa 1898, it may have been a marathon event. Any information appreciated. Peter Mc
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Peter Mc RIC	Official suppliers of bicycles to the Force	#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1164 19-Nov-2011 10:23 PM Inspector-General	We are in a position to intimate to our readers that the well-established and widely known firm of cycle agents, Bowden & Co., 29 Bachelor's Walk, Dublin, have been fortunate to secure an appointment from the County Fermanagh Royal Irish Constabulary Cycling Club as official suppliers. This firm also supplies the R.I.C. Depot C.C. The various patterns of well-known and high grade bicycles for which Messrs. Bowden are agents, will, we feel sure, provide the R.I.C. with a choice of the staunchest and speediest mounts in the market; and they should be hard to please who cannot be satisfied with a selection from the firms stock. - Irish Times 2 Feb 1892 Peter Mc
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Peter Mc RIC	Cycles for the R.I.C.	#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1299 21-Apr-2012 8:49 PM Inspector-General	I have a special strong cycle, The Aston, made for members of the RIC in 27" frames, fitted with large Dunlop tyres, Brooks B90 saddle, beautifully finished, guaranteed to carry any rider to 20 stone, yet the cycle only weighs 38lbs. Price £15 15s 0d cash. R.W. Stevens (The Police Cycle Provider) 8 Astons Quay Dublin Irish Times Feb 7 1920 Peter Mc
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