Great Video,Legendary Hideo created an incredible legacy,most winningest Manaufacturer in Ama with 200 wins, God Bless you Pops, and the Yoshimura family
This video is good to know the history of POP Yoshimura. He is a great tuning engineer and has a good family including Mr. & Mrs. Moriwaki. I like this story. Thank you for making the video in English.
These read "Yoshimura" in the Japanese "Katakana" syllabary. One of the two writing styles which derived from Chinese characters, or "Kanji". Here it is: ヨ（YO）シ（SHI）ム（MU）ラ（RA） ヨシムラ They use these "Katakana" characters for stylisation only. Native Japanese words are written in either "Kanji" or "Hiragana" (The other style of the Japanese syllabary)
A Fiery Hedge-Hog loved that bike, when I bought it, I bought it in 84 and had it totally repainted to the factory specs as the previous owner had some strange paint job done to it, but I had the rims painted red, instead of the factory black...
Pop was such a legend, I have four old pistons in my shed and on them it says pops.
Those will be cleaned up and put on the mantle piece.
Great Video,Legendary Hideo created an incredible legacy,most winningest Manaufacturer in Ama with 200 wins,
God Bless you Pops, and the Yoshimura family
Thank you Pops, and the entire Yoshimura family, for bringing your enthusiastic spirits and love of speed to America and the whole world.
This video is good to know the history of POP Yoshimura. He is a great tuning engineer and has a good family including Mr. & Mrs. Moriwaki. I like this story. Thank you for making the video in English.
Again, these types of videos from you are awesome!
+Agent Solo thanks man :)
Great info bro!
Such an inspiring man!
+BigBadWolfMoto thanks! Its always fun to know the story behind a brand!
저도 요시무라 히데오님을 존경합니다. 한국의 오토바이 매니아입니다.❤🎉😊
Really enjoyed this, but always wondered what the Japanese characters meant that were the logo?
These read "Yoshimura" in the Japanese "Katakana" syllabary. One of the two writing styles which derived from Chinese characters, or "Kanji".
Here it is: ヨ（YO）シ（SHI）ム（MU）ラ（RA）
ヨシムラ
They use these "Katakana" characters for stylisation only. Native Japanese words are written in either "Kanji" or "Hiragana" (The other style of the Japanese syllabary)
A Fiery Hedge-Hog had a Yoshimura 4:1 on my 82 GPz 750, it had one sweet exhaust note!
@@gregguerra870 awesome! That was some bike too!
I can bet, most of them do! ;P
A Fiery Hedge-Hog loved that bike, when I bought it, I bought it in 84 and had it totally repainted to the factory specs as the previous owner had some strange paint job done to it, but I had the rims painted red, instead of the factory black...
@@gregguerra870 very nice! These bikes are beauties, I don't understand why anyone paints them up all crazy. The old Japanese bikes are gems!
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