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Tom Webb
by: Tom Webb
BLAST FROM THE PAST Jaroslav Falta, 1973 at the Carlsbad USGP. To the CZ addicted, his machine was incredibly trick, red framed, porcupine head, coolers on his rear dampers. But this was right at the suspension revolution and Willy Bauer and his moved up shocked Maico dominated any racer who was mounted on ‘normal’ suspension. Falta won the 1974 Superbowl of Motocross at the Los Angeles Coliseum aboard a CZ and in 1974 he had the World Championship won (and fending off multiple attempts by Russian riders to crash him out of contention), only to later be penalized for jumping ...
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BLAST FROM THE PAST Jaroslav Falta, 1973 at the Carlsbad USGP. To the CZ addicted, his machine was incredibly trick, red framed, porcupine head, coolers on his rear dampers. But this was right at the suspension revolution and Willy Bauer and his moved up shocked Maico dominated any racer who was mounted on ‘normal’ suspension. Falta won the 1974 Superbowl of Motocross at the Los Angeles Coliseum aboard a CZ and in 1974 he had the World Championship won (and fending off multiple attempts by Russian riders to crash him out of contention), only to later be penalized for jumping ...
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