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1964 HONDA CB72

Once upon a time in Suzuka Japan an iconic motorcycle was built by Pop Yoshimura. This Honda was raced in 1964 at the inaugural 18 hour endurance race at the birth of Suzuka Circuit. In 1965 it was purchased by a US airman, created up and sent to the us. Verified by Barber Motorsports historians, “we rarely see a bike so well documented”. The rest of the story of how it came across out path after 58 years is better explained here in the video. Enjoy.






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