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Writer Takeshi Goto, who himself races a classic Kawasaki 750SS two-stroke, profiles the people and bikes of amateur racing, exploring why someone would take on road racing aboard a deliberately disadvantaged adventure model.
Deliberately running a circuit on an adventure bike that puts you at a disadvantage, I understand that feeling well. Speed is not everything; the fun is in how hard you can push with your own machine. The interest of closing the gap in your own slow way from corner entry to exit. A good story that gets right to the essence of amateur racing.
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You can take an adventure bike on track? I had no idea.
Not about winning. That's amateur racing right there.
Racing the wrong bike on purpose is the coolest thing.
Seeing how far you can go on your own bike - that's the fun part.
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