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The 'Passing Parade' tribute website

Started by RC162 , Feb 18 2011 20:27

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#1 RC162

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Posted 18 February 2011 - 20:27

Hi all
Came across this site and wondered if it had been mentioned on the forums before.

Passing Parade

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#2 LCRider

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Posted 18 February 2011 - 22:08

Hi all
Came across this site and wondered if it had been mentioned on the forums before.

Passing Parade

Gosh Stuart thats a very evocative website

Almost made me want to

:cry:

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#3 stuavant

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Posted 18 February 2011 - 23:46

Gosh Stuart thats a very evocative website

Almost made me want to

Wow, brings it all home a bit. To many IOM's for my liking

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#4 RC162

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Posted 19 February 2011 - 15:18

Yes the Long Rembered list is a hard one to read when you come to names they have some personal connection. Sometimes our chosen sport is a hard mistress.

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#5 GD66

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Posted 25 February 2011 - 08:38

No good place to insert it, but sad to hear Art Baumann passed away Wednesday. While not a traditionalist or major bike enthusiast, as a racer he was at his best on those fearsomely fast, banked circuits the AMA ran in the seventies, and was by all accounts from fellow racers hard as nails and gave no quarter. Mainly featured on the Kawasaki triple factory racers with one season on Suzukis. Another one gone...live it up while we can, lads... :well:

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#6 philippe7

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Posted 25 February 2011 - 19:31

Very sad to read this.

............ Art "the Dart" remains in my memory as a figurehead of the US Kawasaki team of those mythical years

Art (center bottom row) with his colleagues for the 1974 Transatlantic Trophy

Art's moment of glory in Europe, when he was one of the few to remain within sighting distance of Saarinen during the 1973 Imola 200. Here he is, neatly tucked in between Jarno and Hidéo Kanaya.