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I think it's time for Norton to be leading the pack again.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/norther ... 917148.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/norther ... 917148.stm
Time for Norton
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No idea what this has to do with norton, but that first race was unbelievable. The skill, reflexes, balls and nerve to race on public roads like that is awe inspiring.
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jim, thanks for the link,great racing,no wonder keith amors bmw was so fast check out the exaust,its only got a friggin peashooter on it :mrgreen:
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Leaves ya breathless at edge of rocking chair!
Thanks for showing this event with the elite bike and pilots behavior.
What strikes me beside the supreme skill, athletics and wits is how wigglly those elite machines are to handle. Seems about every thing else is so predicable.
Wonder how fast they get in the opens for record 132 mph average lap speed.
hobot- craving G's thrills but not at risks these guys live.
Thanks for showing this event with the elite bike and pilots behavior.
What strikes me beside the supreme skill, athletics and wits is how wigglly those elite machines are to handle. Seems about every thing else is so predicable.
Wonder how fast they get in the opens for record 132 mph average lap speed.
hobot- craving G's thrills but not at risks these guys live.
