Miguel Duhamel

After riding 2-stroke GP triples back in the day four strokes are easy.

BMSOBx2 wrote:

After riding 2-stroke GP triples back in the day four strokes are easy.

He did one season of 500GP on a Yamaha V-4 two stroke 500.

BMSOBx2 wrote:

After riding 2-stroke GP triples back in the day four strokes are easy.

I think you're confusing Miguel with his dad Yvon.

BMSOBx2 wrote:

After riding 2-stroke GP triples back in the day four strokes are easy.

PalerBlue wrote:

I think you're confusing Miguel with his dad Yvon.

Think you're right but guessing Yvonne could still put down some rubber. That guy not only raced 750 triples, he was a snowmobile champion and I saw him on one one those late 60s Kawasaki British twin knock offs racing the Peoria TT back in the day.

I used to sketch him for my Friday sketch art in high school. I need to dig them up.

BMSOBx2 wrote:

After riding 2-stroke GP triples back in the day four strokes are easy.

PalerBlue wrote:

I think you're confusing Miguel with his dad Yvon.

I think you're right. My bad.

He sure can! I like when honda was running those 51's. Honda actually lost money on the production model with gear driven cams and all

An RC51 had control of my heart and wallet for a spell lol

JPT wrote:

He's 50 but can still bring it.

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/on-board-miguel-duhamel-rides-kawasaki-zx10r/

Dude is probably faster on that production Kwacker than most guys on a full race setup. So much faster into and through the corners...

kdizzle_rider wrote:

An RC51 had control of my heart and wallet for a spell lol

That thing is beautiful. They feel a bit like there is a small block chevy down there. In a good way. Eventually it gave way to the 929 but that thing had soul. Never owned on but my buddy did so I only got to ride it a couple of times.