Classic Japanese Racing Motorcycles
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Classic Japanese Racing Motorcycles
Author | : Mick Walker |
Publisher | : Osprey Publishing Company |
Total Pages | : 192 |
Release | : 1991 |
Genre | : Motorcycles |
ISBN | : 9781855321052 |
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After World War II, the Japanese motorcycle industry sought to improve competitiveness in the export field against entrenched European marques and racing was seen as the obvious way to improve credibility and gain publicity. Walker looks at the men, the machines and the events.
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