The reaction was unanimous after Hank Scott carved up the
field on a Honda RS750 at the DuQuoin Mile.
.
Not that it's news when Hank brings home the bacon. After all,
he's second on the all-time list ofMile wirmers. And well-kooNn on
the dirt track cimJit as a gutty competitor and master tactician
.But some people were smprised that.a machine
with justfour month; of development \Wrk
behind it could win a Mile. .
They shouldn't have been.
Hank's RS750 has a powerful air-coded
V-twin engine that's based on the
advanced teclmology ofHonda's
{>9tent Shadow 750. And the
Honda dirt track development
team ofJerry Griffith,
Gene Romero, Dan Maurel,
Dave Bird and DennisJones .
have been working night and day to make its sizzling perfonnance
even hotter.
.
Of rourse, given the frantic pace ofMile rompetition, that's no
short order.
But as Hank Scott proved at DuQuoin, Honda's new RS750 is
already capable of makin' bacon.
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