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The Rob Simpson Show at Mid Ohio 2008 P: 4
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The Hall of Fame Museum, Vetter Rickman Cafe Racer as restored by Rob Simpson. Absolutely stunning!
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In all fairness to Rob, he really wanted to put sidecovers on. But I did not race with them. ( I dislike covers of any sort. I like the see real stuff in there)
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I spent a long time just sitting there, holding my old racer... just like so many times on so many Midwestern tracks back in 1975.
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It felt like the starting line
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Thank you, Rob Simpson, for all the work you have done for the Hall of Fame Museum
You may contact Rob at: homervf1000r@yahoo.com |
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| My Rickman Road Racer of 1975-6 is probably the finest example of an original American Cafe Bike. Today it is on a podium next to Wayne Rainey's Championship Kawasaki in the AMA Hall of Fame Museum in Pickerington, Ohio. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Page posted Aug 9, 2008 |
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