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What Happened To The Kawasaki Kt 250!

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Always felt it a bit unkind how they try to depict Don Smith as a "Laurel and Hardy" sort of figure on this video. Some good footage otherwise though. Funny how when you look at some of the sections though it makes you wonder how we would do today with todays Twinshocks on them.

Strange how things move on ? bet Stuart Hall wont get much voice over work ever again.

Do like the idea of a Superstars event though. Bit of a forerunner to Kickstart. Quite a few names from that era absent though.

Great memories from the halcyon days of trials.

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