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Pip Harris

Pip Harris (6 August 1927 - 22 February 2013), born Peter Valentine Harris, was a British motorcycle racer in the sidecar class. He raced in grasstrack, hardtrack, TT and Grand Prix races over a 27-year career.
==Early life==
Born in Staffordshire, Harris followed his father H.F. Harris, known as Curly Harris, a successful AJS works rider, and his brother John, also a motorcycle racer, in their passion for motorcycles. His brother sat him on a solo bike at the age of 8, which he promptly ran into a wall, and from that moment he never looked back.
Harris left school at 15 having been informed by the headmaster that he would ‘amount to nothing’, and he began working in the family garage and taxi business, which gave him access to engines of all types.
With plenty of time to practice on bikes both with and without engines, it became apparent that due to a problem with one of his legs, Pip could not control a solo machine so his father purchased a wicker sidecar from the milkman and attached it to a pre war Grindlay Peerless. This led to Pip’s first grass-tracking event in 1945 on the aptly nicknamed Grindlay ‘Bitza’, basically a bike made up of bits of this and bits of that. Unfortunately it blew up in its first season. Undaunted by 1948 Pip had moved on to road racing on a 596cc Norton bought from Jack Surtees, father of John. A few years later deciding he wanted something with more power he tried the 1000cc Vincent machine ‘Gunga Din’ and then a Vincent Black Lightning before returning to Norton/Watsonian.
1955 saw a change to Matchless and finally in 1958, partly due to lack of works support from Norton, Pip moved to long stroke BMW engines. At the time these machines were extremely expensive and he bought his first one as a half–share with Jack Beeton, another well-known and successful British sidecar racer.
In 1969, with the long stroke becoming uncompetitive, Pip purchased an ex-works short stroke BMW.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Tributes paid after sidecar champion Pip Harris dies )

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