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Suzuki
Cranston Military Prints  By Subject Sport Art Motorcycling  Suzuki |
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| Suzuki motorcycle racing art prints. Our collection of art prints showing Suzuki motorbikes. |
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Barry Sheene - Suzuki by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
Sheene at Spa 1977 by Rod Organ. Barry Sheene aboard his Suzuki in his championship winning season of 1977 at the famous Spa circuit. |
A Brake in the Clouds by Rod Organ Jamie Whitham - Suzuki GSXR 750 - WSB Championships 1997 |
Rhapsody in Blue by Rod Organ. David Jefferies, 1000 TAS Suzuki, powers out of Waterworks on his way to a new outright TT lap record - lap 2 Senior TT 2002. |
Blue Thunder by Neil Taylor. John Reynolds is one of the most experienced riders ever in the field of superbikes, and is always a serious contender for any race in which he competes. He won the British Superbike Championship in 2001 and came second in 2003 beaten only by a dominant Shane Shakey Byrne on the Monster Mob Ducati. One of the highlights of the 2003 season was his performance as a wild card in the British round of the World Superbike Championship when he gained a magnificent second place, beating all of the world stars including the eventual champion, Neil Hodgson. Our picture shows John on the Rizia Suzuki as he powers round Brands Hatch and out of Stirlings lifting the front wheel in characteristic style, during this magnificent ride. |
Memorial by Rod Organ Mike Hailwood - 500 Suzuki 1979 Classic TT - Guthries |
The Legend - Barry Sheene 1959 - 2003 by Robert Tomlin. Barry Sheene, at the pinnacle of his success, takes a lap of honour after breaking all records when winning the 1977 500cc World Championship race at Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. On a circuit now considered too dangerous for Superbikes, his remarkable lap record remains unbroken. |
The Magnificent Seven by Michael Thompson. (GS) Barry Sheene on his Heron Suzuki. |
Revin Kevin by Rod Organ Kevin Schwantz - Suzuki vs Wayne Rainey - Yamaha, British GP Donington 1991 |
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