This is not the usual 'news' fare here. This is an opinion piece - 'serious journalism' as stated in the column - from MotorcycleUSA online from Frank Melling. If you have ever heard of Thundersprint, you know one of the more interesting components of our sport today, and you know what Melling is responsible for. In this piece he speaks from his own side where MotoGP may go towards in the coming years, or where it might go if he were to make the rules. It is worth a read...check it out. There is more to it than what I can write here...
http://tinyurl.com/yddpg4j
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Interesting Op-Ed on MotoGP
BSA B.40 350 - Memorable Motorcycles With Poor Design?
Frank Melling has a treasure trove of memories in his head. Having raced in Britain for many years, he has become acquainted with some of the most famous motorcycles in history. Of course, his memory of the BSA B.40 here is one of poor design and horridly dull manners, despite being a beautiful machine to restore and gaze upon.
http://tinyurl.com/kwjwk2
08 August 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 8/08/2009 12:09:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: B.40 350, BSA, Frank Melling, motorcycle classic, motorcycle design, motorcycle history
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