I hope that this succeeds in achieving its attention. Ken was a tremendous racer.
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David Bishop
2 years ago
Great racers should never be forgotten
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Mark Middleton
3 years ago
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Surely a corner named after Ken would be very fitting in memory of a guy who could push the then top WC riders to the limit on a self built machinery to there limits. Top Man, Gentleman Ken, smooth and fast.
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Peter Biott
3 years ago
Would be a fitting tribute.
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Mike Crawford
3 years ago
Fitting tribute to an amazing competitor
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ray mckenna
3 years ago
Yes
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Stephen Thompson
3 years ago
Redfern's Complex sounds a good suggestion
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Brian Ayr
3 years ago
Was a race marshall early to mid 70,s.
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Terry Angell
3 years ago
The local circuit of which he supported so often and provided so much entertainment should honour the man.
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Jeff Siddle
3 years ago
Ken Redfern was the king of Croft in the early 1970’s.
He lived near to Croft.
So he should be remembered by naming a corner at Croft after him
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howard wilson
3 years ago
Great idea, should have been done years ago.
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Benny Hodgson
3 years ago
Ken Redfern is part of crofts
History,
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Great Racer,very unassuming person
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Tony Lyons
5 years ago
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Ken was friend at Stockton Tech, when we were doing HNC. He was building his first longstroke Manx, from bits.
Ken was a real Gentleman, fantastic rider, pianist & shooter
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Philip Sharrock
5 years ago
Needs to be done
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Martin Kilner
5 years ago
A suitably fitting tribute to a motorcycle legend!
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Barry Gollings
5 years ago
Ken Was Local+ His Brothers Also Raced at Croft Ken was A Local Hero !
Went to see him race many times at Croft
I hope that this succeeds in achieving its attention. Ken was a tremendous racer.
Great racers should never be forgotten
Surely a corner named after Ken would be very fitting in memory of a guy who could push the then top WC riders to the limit on a self built machinery to there limits. Top Man, Gentleman Ken, smooth and fast.
Would be a fitting tribute.
Fitting tribute to an amazing competitor
Yes
Redfern's Complex sounds a good suggestion
Was a race marshall early to mid 70,s.
The local circuit of which he supported so often and provided so much entertainment should honour the man.
Ken Redfern was the king of Croft in the early 1970’s. He lived near to Croft. So he should be remembered by naming a corner at Croft after him
Great idea, should have been done years ago.
Ken Redfern is part of crofts History,
Great Racer,very unassuming person
Ken was friend at Stockton Tech, when we were doing HNC. He was building his first longstroke Manx, from bits. Ken was a real Gentleman, fantastic rider, pianist & shooter
Needs to be done
A suitably fitting tribute to a motorcycle legend!
Ken Was Local+ His Brothers Also Raced at Croft Ken was A Local Hero !
Redfern Corner...sounds good.
A great rider and a gentleman.