http://www.superbikeplanet.com/rickjoey.htm it's an old article but a good read about 1 of if not the greatest pure road racers of our day!
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What a great man, on and off a bike. One of the best IMO
Rest in peace Joey
remember watching an old video of his about the TT .
he had a camera mounted in the front of his fairing and the video was a whole lap of the TT from start to finish.
I bought a yellow arai replica for my bike afterwards.
What a legend and i am sure he is constantly sadly missed by all the biking fraternity
RIP
What a great man, on and off a bike. One of the best IMO
Rest in peace Joey
remember watching an old video of his about the TT .
he had a camera mounted in the front of his fairing and the video was a whole lap of the TT from start to finish.
I bought a yellow arai replica for my bike afterwards.
What a legend and i am sure he is constantly sadly missed by all the biking fraternity
RIP
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still remember watching some on board footage of the TT of one of Joeys laps.
you can hear a scraping noise which i assumed was his knee slider on the tarmac until joey piped up.......... "that noise is me helmet rubbing on the dry stone wall.........."
fast as hell and mad as a hatter
RIP Joey
you can hear a scraping noise which i assumed was his knee slider on the tarmac until joey piped up.......... "that noise is me helmet rubbing on the dry stone wall.........."
fast as hell and mad as a hatter
RIP Joey
