Well you think you know your stuff?
Lets see who's "naked under leather" or "plum sauce and crocks"

1) He has done it more times than Vale and Mick combined, who is he, and what did he do?

2) Which one of these was never a real motorcycle?
a- Baby
b- Beaver
c- Dandy
d- Darling
e- Faggi
f- Fairy
g- Feminia
h- Fifi
i- Joybike
j- Lady
k- Lucifer
l- Satan
m- Sissy
n- Spuzz This was never a bike Hub

3) Why do you have to tickle your Amal? Amal is a carbuerator. There is a "tickle" button to get gas in there BGordon

4) The corner is called "Curva Dry Sack" yours will tighten when you know that Michael and Jacque both crashed on it in '97. Which track is it at? Jerez, Spain Hub

5) He was the last to do it on a 2-stroke, the next year he repeated the feat on a 4-stroke. Did what? And who?

6) It had a water-cooled, 1500cc, 4-stroke twin, Pneumatic tires, and steel frame. The worlds first production motorcycle was built by who, when? Hildebrand & Wolfmueller. This was patented in Munich in 1894. Bgordon

7) What were Billy and the Captain riding on their way to Mardi gras? Harley Panhead Choppers Hub

8 JAP engines were built in what country? Great Britian Bgordon

9) You are watching Ben pass Matt as they go thru Thunder Valley and around Canada corner. Where are you?
Elkhart Lake (Road America) Hub

10) She was "Naked under leather" and had a thing for Mick. Who was she? Marianne Faithfull Bgordon

* Last updated by: Toecutter on 3/14/2009 @ 10:41 PM *

So where to we find the answers? -bg

That's the point, BG, ya goota know the answers.
I'll edit the questions acknowledging who got what right. If any.

NO ONE????
....sound of crickets............

#3: Amal is a carbuerator. There is a "tickle" button to get gas in there

#6: The first known production of a two-wheeler was the Hildebrand & Wolfmueller. This was patented in Munich in 1894. Sporting a step-through frame, with frame mounted fuel tank on the downtube. The engine was a parallel-twin, 1498cc mounted low on the frame, with its cylinders going fore-and-aft, and was water-cooled, four stroke, poppet valves, ball bearing supported crank shaft and direct drive - no clutch. The water tank/radiator was built into the top of the rear fender.

#8: Great Britian

#10: Marianne Faithfull

Excellent job gentlemen, good to see there are some real enthuseists around here.