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Everything posted by stevehone
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and also Steve Gibson e-mailed you telling you we weren't
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yeah i did and here it is...
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GP of Italy
stevehone replied to full-throttle's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Italy is one of the finest countries in the world ... Rico ... you have me totally wrong why on earth would i want to comment on their sordid threesomes? mum didn't approve -
A Question About The Aussie U/21 Champs
stevehone replied to a topic in International World of Speedway
remember your camera .... best advice i can give i'm afraid -
and here
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not sure if sidecar121 is actually updating the site any more ... we'll have to wait and see
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have to agree ... top servant to speedway being a Wimbledon supporter back then i had the pleasure of watching Jancarz every week (could be a tad frustrating at times though)
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we used to call him the 'Chunky Junkie' due to his size and erm ... well you know
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Australian 500cc Solo Titles Rd 3 Updates
stevehone replied to a topic in International World of Speedway
interesting to read what has happened to Adam Allott especially as he posted on the 'Unofficial' KL forum http://starsrus.proboards3.com/index.cgi on the 3rd January!! here is what he had to say ... "hey lynn fans its adam. merry xmas n happy new year to you all. the crash at gosford wasnt fun after heat1 the track was regraded due to to much grip the boys couldnt turn! i was out in heat2. the grader had left a mound of dirt the size of a football on turn1 i was 2nd going into the turn behined L.A as i turned into the bend my back wheel hit the dirt n just stoped me dead i went over the bars the bike went up in the air n landed on my back. so i went to hospitle they did xrays on my back nothing broke so it turned out to be brusing to kidny an muscels. i couldnt do the next round at newcastl (i was gutted. the track woz awsom.) but shud be fit for adalaid on wednesday. thank you all for your consern! see you all in march. best wishes. adam." -
Grachan ... must be an early picture, the ears don't look anywhere near big enough
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Snowie normally goes to the VSRA meal in March so should be in the members directory ... as will a lot of ex-Hawks
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313 Wilson??
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yeah must have been looking at wrong one ... i was looking at this one http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...5142951371&rd=1
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this item ended this morning with a total of 0 bids ... item UNSOLD
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300 Kelly Moran? 298 would guess at Kai Niemi but i don't think it is
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Mr BilaHora, You forgot to mention what a nice bloke he is too Regards Steve Hone
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feel lucky that i have some fantastic memories from years gone by ... i remember September 1982 when when we lived in Raynes Park near Wimbledon .. we had a new gas heater fitted by British Gas, and when he was finished the bloke who fitted it saw on the sideboard (had em in those days ) the programme from the Los Angeles world final we'd been to and mentioned he did a bit of grasstrack ... we got chatting about stuff and the bloke turned out to be Steve Schofield. my journeys across London to Hackney in the Friday rush hour traffic were always eventful for one reason or another ... having cyclist ride into the car door as it got thrown open, running out of petrol on Whitechapel Road, getting hit by a Volvo ... twice... same one ... within 5 minutes ... lots more as a kid watching speedway bikes being cleaned on the driveway and wondering why when you pulled the clutch in, the back wheel would move ... but on the track you had to let the clutch out to make the bike move ... baffled me for years that one. also riding up and down the road racing my brother on our push-bikes with playing cards in the back wheel (held in with pegs) to give our engine noises, and with one of us wearing a New Zealand bodycolour, the other wearing Exeter ... had arguments who wore what. i remember working for Phil Pratt engine tuning and would get all the riders coming over ... Kenny Carter (one of the nicest and funniest blokes ever) with his mechanics Richard & Ollie, Mitch Shirra, Rod Hunter (boy could he chat ) many many more ... great fun ... and listening to Radio 1 with Steve Wright in the afternoon, and Simon Bates and Gary Davies in the mornings .... the 'good old days'
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it wasn't me honest, whatever he says, i didn't do it
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strange that really, as i was brought up with Wimbledon, Hackney, Eastbourne, Rye House and totally longed to be near a big fast track ... i always wished i had a track like Hyde Road or Odsal local to me
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or rather the 'fabrication' of size Norbold
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Bradford was an awesome track ... and sorely missed in speedway if you can get other videos well worth it ... world finals on video from there are a must
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280 looks like Cook, Schwartz, Carter 281 ??, Collins??, Davis?? 282 Dave Bargh??
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Ivan rates his win in Poland 1970 as his greatest achievement due to the dominance of Poles on their own circuit and as you say, the practise they had beforehand. also that year, things were made totally uncomfortable for Mauger with regards to where he stayed, where he was in the pits, and problems given to him by the Polish officials. this was a meeting that was going to be won by a Pole no matter what ... Ivan just showed his talent again
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hey, Szczakiel was a superstar (well for one meeting he was anyway ... think he was booed off the track in the WTC)
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hehe ... Ivan Mauger it is then 6 individual titles 3 runner up 3 longtrack titles 2 runner up 4 world cup winning medals 2 world pairs winner medals 4 x European Champion 1 x Intercontinental Champion 4 x British Champion MBE OBE Man of the Millennium etc etc etc and i still think Kenny Carter was my favourite rider ... too many times having to give your bed up to Ivan knocks just a little bit of the shine off