Author Topic: I protest at the noise these old Honda's put out. it shouldn't be allowed  (Read 984 times)

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Offline Zunspec

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Minding my own business in the our pit garage at Donington Park this weekend the most hooligan element of Honda owners sharing the pit decided to assault us all with this.  Good grief it may have been a genuine Honda RC174 with Mike Hailwood provenance but really.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/zunspec/48457239862/in/dateposted-public/

Turn up the volume to 13 (old Marshall plug) and you will have an inkling of the music as it should be heard (dang, what a give away ;D)

Cheers  Geoff


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 L0L! That's some awesome music.
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It certainly was, the one behind is a George Beale replica, also owned by the gent sitting on the bike for start up.  Would you believe this was the first time he had sat on the bike yet alone started it.  He paraded the Beale bike several times and it was awesome on the track.  The Mike Hailwood bike is probably a wee bit to valuable for track action at a seven figure value.  Not every time you arrive at your pit garage and find the collective value of 2 bikes put at £1.5M lol =D