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SUZUKI RG500 X14 GRAND PRIX RACER (1976): THE SUZUKI SQUARE FOUR WILL ALWAYS BE LINKED WITH BARRY SHEENE (THE MOTORCYCLE FILES Book 9)

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SUZUKI RG500 X14 GRAND PRIX RACER (1976): THE SUZUKI SQUARE FOUR WILL ALWAYS BE LINKED WITH BARRY SHEENE (THE MOTORCYCLE FILES Book 9)

The 500cc Suzuki two-stroke, square four was a mainstay of World Championship motorcycle racing for a decade. For much of that time it was the only machine that offered a private rider the chance of entering Grand Prix competition. It is, of course, the machine indelibly linked with the late Barry Sheene, one of the most charismatic motorcycle racers of all time. He took the Suzuki to the World Championship and many Grand Prix wins. This file contains the story of the Suzuki square four in Grand Prix racing and an exclusive track test of the actual motorcycle that Barry Sheene rode to the world title in 1976.

Country	USA
Author	Alan Cathcart
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	BRG MULTIMEDIA LTD.
Manufacturer	BRG MULTIMEDIA LTD.
NumberOfPages	47
PublicationDate	2014-04-28
Publisher	BRG MULTIMEDIA LTD.
ReleaseDate	2014-04-28
Studio	BRG MULTIMEDIA LTD.

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