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Kawasaki
Kawasaki were quick to cash in on the AMA success of Eddie Lawson and his sit up and beg Zed. The first replica wasn’t much more that a…
Wayne Gardner arrived in Europe in 1981, he was pretty much an unknown rider from down under. Throughout that season he wrestled his Moriwaki Kawasaki to some impressive…
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Prior to Dave Simmonds' World Championship in the 125cc class in 1969, Kawasaki had made little impact on the international Grand Prix scene.
The Kawasaki twin had one of the longest gestation periods of any post war race machine.
There are lots of occasions throughout history when the wrong guy is credited with a break through or important event. Certainly while researching this article my recollections of…
During the mid 60s Kawasaki led the world in two-stroke race technology, the pinnacle of this arguable being the 125cc KR-3 V four two stroke.
Kawasaki offered two smaller triples that followed the same general format established by the Mach III.