I've got a super nice 20th year Suzuka book with this bike also, but that text is all Japanese. Unreal 4-stroke photo's. If I ever figure out posting images I'll scan some. This was the only hint I coud find of it on the web.
It'll take me a while to scan them, but I'll pencil you in. I'd really have to scan the entire book to do it justice, so if I were you I'd start hunting for a copy.
8 Hours x 20 Years, Shueisha Mook, 1997, ISBN4-08-102028-0.
Shots in the Yosh pit of Pops drilling out cylinder heads, RS750R's, Mori bikes. Any trick 4-stroke out of Japan.
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Is it? Lets hope they stick around for a while. Wheres Pramac, Pepsi, Lucky Strike, West, Red Bull, Shell these days? Why do we never see Coca Cola, McDonalds, Vodaphone, Nokia etc ?
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Is it? Lets hope they stick around for a while. Wheres Pramac, Pepsi, Lucky Strike, West, Red Bull, Shell these days? Why do we never see Coca Cola, McDonalds, Vodaphone, Nokia etc ?</TD></TR></TABLE>
OK, maybe I should have been more specific. It's good to see a non-motorsports, non-tobacco, and non-alcohol sponsor again.
My point was that is nice to see a new company step up and be a major sponsor for a roadracing team. Instead of the usual players.