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I went to this guys place but one of our group just talked incessantly over Les so I didn't get to hear his story. I did wonder about the Triumph tho and recently saw a thing in the US where a guy bought a Commando 850, similar vintage, still in the box and he unboxed and started it up…
 
Laava said:
I went to this guys place but one of our group just talked incessantly over Les so I didn't get to hear his story. I did wonder about the Triumph tho and recently saw a thing in the US where a guy bought a Commando 850, similar vintage, still in the box and he unboxed and started it up…
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Vincent, that one is an early one with the HRD name before Phil Vincent changed it to Vincent HRD when he took over the company. :love:
 
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I remember this as i was a big Kiyo fan, i met him at the NEC bike show, great guy that was untouchable in his day. I remember at Thruxton in BSB (Fuck knows what year) he was over ten seconds clear as he took the win!

 
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I remember this as i was a big Kiyo fan, i met him at the NEC bike show, great guy that was untouchable in his day. I remember at Thruxton in BSB (Fuck knows what year) he was over ten seconds clear as he took the win!

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I was a big Yanagawa fan and met him in the paddock after a WSB race at Donington.
We had a good chat and ended up comparing broken collar bones.
He’d broken his the round before and had it plated and I’d done mine the week before in a club race at Cadwell.
 
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I was a big Yanagawa fan and met him in the paddock after a WSB race at Donington.
We had a good chat and ended up comparing broken collar bones.
He’d broken his the round before and had it plated and I’d done mine the week before in a club race at Cadwell.
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Shoya Tomizawa was an up and coming rider in Moto 2 before his death at Misano, never met him him but he was class, i have a t shirt with his number on it, missed by so many and never forgotten. It was a tough race to watch live!! :love:
 
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@Dox look up Robert Sepehr on youtube and his books, mind blowing is an understatement, the worlds most dangerous anthropologist!! (y)
 
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