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More sightseeing than going fast, in Bonneville.
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First time on the dyno, getting it up and running.
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Beer from the pub, more tea vicar.
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Fish out of water, singing with Spellman at the pub.
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Round Britain job, beginning of the end …
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Kawasaki H2R in the back of the van, ready to race but the rain came in.
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Spain, Monteblanco. Fair swap.
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Me and John McGuinness on the Mugens, on the first trip to Japan. What an honour and I’m the first person in history to crash one.
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Asimo robot in Japan, Honda pushing the boundaries again.
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Yamaha YZR in the Honda museum, Japan. Fair play to them for looking at other manufacturers for inspiration.
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Honda NR500, Honda’s most famous failure.
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Prototype automatic motocross bike Honda CR250. Won in Japan and didn’t do anything else.
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Honda NR750, raced at Le Mans, amazing to see it and no tougher place to race it.
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Nicky Hayden’s RCV211, size of the back brake disc – that’s his flat track background.
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Bubba Shobert – legend.
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Nine-speed gearbox, not often you see that.
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Honda’s 50cc twin, four stroke.
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Honda Six engine.
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Composite NR500 built for the Japanese motor show in the 70s but it never left Japan.
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Weston-super-Mare. Never had such a high heart rate for such a long period of time.
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PRI, the show of all shows.
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The Kremlin, Moscow.
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Version of the Caspian Sea Monster near Moscow, it flies off ground effect.
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Russia. With some of the TV wankers, good bunch.
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6x6, strange PTO set up, but a proper piece of kit.
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Getting into the audiobooks.
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Arctic Convoy memorial, to the 1,000 lost at sea.
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As trick as trick, Kamaz Dakar racer.
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Chernobyl, the most deadly place on earth, yet you wouldn’t know it.
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Hairy job, well prepared.
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The Night Wolves’ back garden, Moscow.
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Cammy and Trellis, the original team.
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Steve on the sofa.
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My girls.
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Dot’s first car, work in progress.
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Phil Read’s Evo. 800 horsepower at Time Attack.
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Supercharged Honda NSX, trick.
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Work in progress for the Trannie at the Nürburgring. Hopefully by the time you read this it will have broken the record.
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First time out on Les’s Rob North, work to do … You can see the broken dogs on the gear.
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Trying out different power at JCB Headquarters.
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Inside the Dakota DC12, that’s the plan for the 75th anniversary of D Day.
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The Avro Shackleton, came after the Lancaster but it’s nothing like the Lancaster Bomber. It’s got Rolls Royce Griffon engines and not Merlins and contra rotating propellers.
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Shitting a brick.
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British Grand Prix, Silverstone grid. Swarmed out with knobbers … almost.
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Ford DFV, most successful Formula One engine ever.
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In the Williams Grand Prix museum, Metro 6R4.
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Krazy Horse chopper at Dirtquake. Hard work … good build.
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Moriwaki RC30, rare as rocking horse shit.
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The boys having a day off.
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The splinter group from Nigel Racing Corporation.
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It is what it is, impressive.
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Bill Warner, he was the man. So I’m trying to start where he left off.
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That’s a 1,000 horsepower turbo for the 300mph project.
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Turbo compound Hayabusa, they’re pushing for the 300mph job too.
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At Spa, met Joel I think … interesting bloke, small world.