Yamaha Racing Motorcycles: All Factory and Production Road-Racing Two-Strokes from 1955 to 1993
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (898 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1852239204 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 191 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Filled with both technical advances and racing successes.. Contains interviews with key personalities and riders. The full story of the racing two-strokes, from the companys fateful decision to go into motorcycle racing in 1954, right up to the 199s and the powerful machines being produced today
"A gem worth buying. Long live the TZ250!" according to Michael R. Lachance. This is an excellent book on the history of Yamaha in GP road racing! I don't think i have ever seen such a comprehensive and detailed account of EVERY aspect and step along the way in the development of Yamaha's 2-stroke racing programs.Follow every design change from year to year, through the 1990's. This is a great book with no equal. Full of many photos and lots of interesting history, it is without a doubt one of my favorite Motorcycle related books!. The best! This has to be one of the most comprehensive books on Yamaha racing. A few errors have been found in the book, but for the most part it is very well researched and chocked full of great pictures of some of the best riders in the sport. Past, Present and future. If you are into two-strokes, there is no better book.. great book for the TZ fan I love the book, great history of the 2 stroke Yamaha road race bikes.I would most defiantly recommend it !!!!
Colin MacKellar has been writing about motorcycles for the past twenty-five years. . He lives in Holland. He was an early adopter of web-based journalism, working with Motorcycle Online from 1996 until 2002, including stints as World Super Bike and Moto GP correspondent
. He was an early adopter of web-based journalism, working with Motorcycle Online from 1996 until 2002, including stints as World Super Bike and Moto GP correspondent. He lives in Holland. About the Author Colin MacKellar has been writing about motorcycles for the past twenty-five years