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Who Is Your Hero ?

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Who Is Your Hero ?

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DriftnSlide
In: Belfast/Larne
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I saw this topic on another non bike site, and it raised some surprising responces. So I thought it might be interesting here.

I'll go first, although I have quite a few, so to narrow it down to 3, it would be....

William Joseph Dunlop - facts about this man speak for themselves, not just "the" best rider ever, but personality, charity work etc.

John Templeton - The orthopaedic consultant, who saved my life and my leg in 1984 after a serious bike accident.

Steve McQueen - Great actor and biker with incredible talent on any kind of motorcycle.

DriftnSlide @ 07/09/2010 11:45

Deleted Member
In: NA
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my Dad ~ most intelligent, inspiring, and knowledegable person ive ever met, he could fix anything with a motor! Slash ~ apart from being the sexiest guy on earth.. that man makes me go weak when he plays the guitar, amazing artist William Wallace ~ yes wor willie! a knight, outlaw, commander, diplomat; extraordinary military tactics, i admire his bravery and commitment to Scotland; FREEEDOOOMMM!!! Sitting Bull, Lakota Sioux ~ a great chief & leader; if you dont know about him.. get reading

Deleted Member @ 07/09/2010 12:35

badger59
In: Newton Abbot
Posts: 48
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Leonardo da Vinci The man was way ahead of his time, it just makes you wonder if he were alive today just what would he get up to. My true hero would like Geordie be my dad a great mechanic who left this world far to early

badger59 @ 07/09/2010 12:54

earthwind
In: Liverpool
Posts: 1834
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einstein i like his hair and silly grin (not to mention his theories on time

earthwind @ 07/09/2010 14:28

giantdog
In: Derby
Posts: 205
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Easy peesey Jaret Reddick Lead singer of Bowling for Soup gets me every time

giantdog @ 07/09/2010 14:45

earthwind
In: Liverpool
Posts: 1834
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well i looked lmao

earthwind @ 07/09/2010 14:47

WheelyNealy
In: Near Driffield
Posts: 2751
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Sheene 7 Hailwood Britton newzeland chap home made Britton V twin's ace bikes

WheelyNealy @ 07/09/2010 17:29

Drum
In: Nowhere
Posts: 308
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My mate Tom who is a combat photographer in the army and currently dodging shrapnel in Afghanistan.

Bloody good guitarist and biking guru too.

Drum @ 07/09/2010 18:25

SPESH
In: Rugeley In The S
Posts: 709
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Its got to be Sheene for me. Still well up when I think of the thousands who stayed behind to see him in the classic race at Donny on moto gp day. He wiped the floor with the rest of the field in both races.
His last competative race. A true hero
Oh and me Dad, who without our family days out to a newly opened Donny, I would not be fantatical about bike racing and be a biker till i die. Cheers Dad

SPESH @ 07/09/2010 21:04

Ducatirebel77
In: Kettering
Posts: 403
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My Mum, an amazingly strong woman who dealt with lifes blows in such an admirable way and showed courage and strength even when she lost her fight for life. Truly inspirational

Ducatirebel77 @ 07/09/2010 21:09

feistygirl
In: Rochdale
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Joey Dunlop - fantastic guy met him on several occasions whilst doin the pits in IOM, had time for every one of his fans John Britten - A man that would of achieved greatness in the motorcycle world (wow WheelyNealy.. thought i was gonna be on my own with that name! ) My aunties Val and Janet - cos they are the best adopted mums a girl could ask for

feistygirl @ 07/09/2010 21:29

Ki
In: North Notts
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Burt Munro... builder of the "worlds fastest Indian" who built a world land speed record bike in his shed in NZ - the man was an engineering genius as an ex engine builder I am amazed at the way he converted the original 1920's engine into something capable of 200+ mph in the 1950's

Ki @ 07/09/2010 22:16

bandit lover
In: Birmingham
Posts: 7765
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Thanks for the history lesson Ki....will wikky wacky it Will get back to you on who is my hero, cus there are several.

bandit lover @ 07/09/2010 22:37

brigadoon
In: Basingstoke
Posts: 750
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Stephen Fry - intelligent, witty and very funny, I have great admiration for him

brigadoon @ 08/09/2010 08:00

invalid characters
In: West Sussex
Posts: 647
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Got the DVD Ki, well worth a watch.

invalid characters @ 08/09/2010 10:00

Drum
In: Nowhere
Posts: 308
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Yes Ki! Superb guy. The film is well worth a watch if anyone hasn't seen it.

Drum @ 08/09/2010 11:37

wheelbarrow
In: Cardigan
Posts: 750
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My son who is out in Afghanistan at the moment with REME, started his Afghan tour only 3 weeks after coming back from Iraq, Im not sure if its dedication to duty or stupid, but bless him and all the other soldiers who are out there.

wheelbarrow @ 10/09/2010 21:21

46Rossi
In: Bridlington
Posts: 697
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David Jefferies - a 'proper' biker :)) rip x

46Rossi @ 10/09/2010 21:28

Oggy
In: Ely. Cambs
Posts: 2182
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ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oggy @ 10/09/2010 21:30

Deleted Member
In: NA
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fat boab tryin tae git intae daphne broon in the sunday post. Sorry peeps thats the xxx version. lol. honestly--- IAN KILMINSTER--- aka you tell me ian who?

Deleted Member @ 10/09/2010 21:38

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