Such a cool and rare video! I have seen very few films featuring Suzuki works rider and 1978 world 125 champ, Akira Watanabe (#22 in the video)! This 1979 Suzuki 125 Works bike was years ahead and so very cool! Harry Everts of course was the more famous Suzuki 125 rider, but I have always been a huge of Watanabe, the only non-European rider to win a world championship (I include the few American world champs as Euros as well as that is their racial heritage)👍. Watanabe really seems like a terrific guy and fought against all odds!
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saugeil das du noch so alte filme hast
Number 15 = Roland Diepold 🥳👍🏻
Such a cool and rare video! I have seen very few films featuring Suzuki works rider and 1978 world 125 champ, Akira Watanabe (#22 in the video)! This 1979 Suzuki 125 Works bike was years ahead and so very cool! Harry Everts of course was the more famous Suzuki 125 rider, but I have always been a huge of Watanabe, the only non-European rider to win a world championship (I include the few American world champs as Euros as well as that is their racial heritage)👍. Watanabe really seems like a terrific guy and fought against all odds!
Der erste Teil könnte höchstwahrscheinlich die Strecke in Crailsheim sein.🤔
18 inch front tire heavily wrapped with a ribbon for a podium finish. For the viewer, relive Benny Hill