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LEAN, MEAN AND LIME GREEN - RACING WITH KAWASAKI - VOLUME TWO

Name: LEAN, MEAN AND LIME GREEN - RACING WITH KAWASAKI - VOLUME TWO
Brand: Brg Multimedia
SKU: 9798666270745
Price: 49 EUR
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THE SUPERBIKE YEARS

Hall Randy

The books in the Lean, Mean and Lime Green series are without doubt the most complete story ever told of racing with Kawasaki in the USA. This Volume Two covers the important years from 1978 until... Read more

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The books in the Lean, Mean and Lime Green series are without doubt the most complete story ever told of racing with Kawasaki in the USA.

This Volume Two covers the important years from 1978 until 1983 that saw the memorable emergence of the Superbike class in America.

It was this class in which the talents were developed of future Grand Prix World Champions and superstars, Eddie Lawson, Freddie Spencer and Wayne Rainey and all three of them were talent-spotted and signed for Team Kawasaki USA by Randy Hall, the author of both books in this series.

As team manager and development engineer he was always at the heart of the action, whether at the racetrack or behind the scenes.

In this book, he describes in detail the development and racing of the Kawasaki Superbikes to three successive national championships as well racing in the USA with the two-times champion KR250 two-stroke.