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Magnum Mark 1 Kawasaki Z1000 TT Formula 1
One of the most famous names in frame building, the Harris
brothers - Steve and Lester - have been in business as Harris
Performance Products since 1972. Engineers as well as motorcycle
racers, they built their first frame – a tubular steel design
with mono-shock rear suspension – to house a Suzuki Super Six
engine. The Harris mono-shock rear end proved immensely
successful and was used for a variety of frames housing (mainly)
two-stroke racing engines. Their first venture into the world of
production-based, large-capacity four-strokes came in 1980 when
they built a Kawasaki Z1-engine machine for the TT Formula 1,
which was raced very successfully by Andy Goldsmith and Mike
Trimby. This design gave rise to the celebrated Magnum frame,
which would be adapted to take engines from all the major
Japanese manufacturers and prove an immense commercial success
for Harris over the next decade. In the TT Formula 1 class,
Harris Performance machines were raced by many famous riders
including Mick Grant, John Newbold, Phil Read, Steve Parish,
Martin Lunde, and Trevor Nation to name but a few.
Source bonhams.com
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