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lunes, 18 de enero de 2010

124 individuals who have been named to The Motorcycle Hall of Fame

The following are the 124 individuals who have been named to The Motorcycle Hall of Fame: 1. Hap Alzina - West Coast Indian/BSA distributor 2. Brad Andres - 1955 AMA Grand National champion 3. Leo Anthony - Dirt-track racing champion 4. Sam Arena - Early Class C champion 5. Bob Armstrong - Indian racer; hillclimber 6. Earl "Pop" Armstrong - Indian race department manager 7. Roy Artley - Early Class A champion; cross-country competitor 8. Fritzie Baer - Racer; dealer; Laconia promoter 9. Erwin "Cannonball" Baker - Cross-country motorcycle record-setter 10. Ernie Beckman - Class C racing champion 11. Everett Brashear - Dirt-track racing champion 12. Mark Brelsford - 1972 AMA Grand National champion 13. Eddie Brinck - Early Class A racing champion 14. Earl Buck - Hillclimb champion 15. Shrimp Burns - Early Class A champion 16. Ben Campanale - Two-time Daytona 200 winner 17. Woodsie Castonguay - Early Class C champion 18. Jimmy Chann - 1947, '48, '49 AMA Grand National champion 19. Bill Church - Early Class A champion 20. Floyd Clymer - Class A racer, magazine publisher, promoter 21. A.B. Coffman - First secretary of the AMA 22. Arthur Constantine - Engineer, designer at Indian Motocycle Co. and Excelsior-Henderson Motorcycles. 23. Al Crocker - Founder of Crocker Motorcycles 24. Glenn Curtiss - Inventor and motorcycle pioneer 25. Arthur Davidson - Co-founder, Harley-Davidson Motor Co. 26. Walter Davidson - Co-founder, Harley-Davidson Motor Co. 27. William Davidson - Co-founder, Harley-Davidson Motor Co. 28. Jim Davis - Class A champion; winner of first-ever AMA-sanctioned race 29. Ralph De Palma - Early board track champion 30. Jake DeRosier - Early board track champion 31. Floyd Dreyer - Early sidecar racer 32. Chet Dykgraaf - 1946 AMA Grand National champion 33. Ted Edwards - Class C racing champion 34. Kenny Eggers - Dirt track and road race champion 35. Steve Eklund - 1979 AMA Grand National champion 36. Sprouts Elder - Speedway champion 37. Floyd Emde - 1948 Daytona champion 38. Earl Flanders - Speedway racing champion; Bonneville steward; manufacturer; distributor 39. Curly Fredricks - Early Class A champion 40. Rollie Free - Land-speed record-holder 41. Joe Gee - 1952 Jackpine Enduro champion 42. Randy Goss - 1980, '83 AMA Grand National champion 43. Bill Goudy - Class A champion 44. Carl Goudy - Class A champion 45. Ricky Graham - 1982, '84, '93 AMA Grand National champion 46. Morty Graves - Early board track champion 46. Morty Graves - Early board track champion 47. William S. Harley - Co-founder, Harley-Davidson Motor Co. 48. Larry Headrick - 1950 Grand National champion 49. Oscar Hedstrom - Head engineer, Indian Motocycle Co. 50. George Hendee - Founder, Indian Motocycle Co. 51. Thomas Henderson - Co-founder, Henderson Motorcycle Co. 52. William Henderson - Co-founder, Henderson Motorcycle Co. 53. Ralph Hepburn - Class A champion 54. Bobby Hill - 1951-'52 AMA Grand National champion 55. Jimmy Hill - Indian race department manager, engineer 56. Lester Hillbish - 1937 Springfield Mile champion 57. Ted Hodgdon - BSA president; co-founder, Antique Motorcycle Club of America 58. J.C. "Pappy" Hoel - racer; founder, Black Hills Classic 59. Jules Horky - AMA competition director 60. Billy Huber - Dirt-track racing champion 61. Don Johns - Early racing champion 62. Hap Jones - Class C champion; aftermarket parts distributor 63. Maldwyn Jones - Class A racing champion 64. Benny Kaufman - 1937 National speedway champion 65. Mike Kidd - 1981 AMA Grand National champion 66. Dick Klamfoth - Three-time Daytona 200 winner 67. Hazel Kolb - Cross-country rider, motorcycle ambassador, first woman AMA Trustee 68. Ed Kretz Sr. - Winner, first Daytona 200, 1937 69. Wilbur "Lammy" Lamoreaux - Early speedway champion 70. Mert Lawwill - 1969 AMA Grand National champion 71. Aub Lebard - Three-time Big Bear enduro winner; dealer; sponsor 72. Oscar Lenz - Six-time Jackpine Enduro winner and founder 73. Joe Leonard - 1954, '56, '57 AMA Grand National champion 74. Woody Leone - Triumph tuner; dealer 75. Windy Lindstrom - Hillclimb champion 76. Freddie Ludlow - Class A racing champion 77. Dick Mann - 1963, '71 AMA Grand National champion 78. Bart Markel - 1962, '65, '66 AMA Grand National Champion 79. Billy Mathews - 1941, '50 Daytona 200 winner 80. Joseph Merkel - Founder, Merkel Motorcycles 81. Bill Miller - Class C racing champion 82. Herby Miller - Class A-era motorcyclist 83. Cordy Milne - 1934, '35 U.S. speedway champion 84. Jack Milne - 1937 World speedway champion; America's first world champion 85. Howard Mitzel - Class A racing champion; hillclimb champion 86. Emmett Moore - Advertising director, BSA Motorcycle Co.; co-founder, Antique Motorcycle Club of America 87. Clem Murdaugh - Hillclimb champion 88. Gary Nixon - 1967, '68 AMA Grand National champion 89. Tom Paradise - 1930s hillclimb champion 90. Red Parkhurst - Class A racing champion 91. John Penton - International Six Days Enduro racer; importer 92. Dud Perkins - Hillclimb champion; race team manager; dealer; sponsor 93. Bob Perry - Class A racing champion 94. Joe Petrali - Class A racing champion; land-speed record holder; hillclimb champion 95. Jimmy Phillips - Class C racing champion 96. Reggie Pink - Hillclimb champion; early importer 97. Herb Reiber - 1920s hillclimb champion 98. Roger Reiman - Three-time Daytona 200 champion; 1964 AMA Grand National champion 99. Carroll Resweber - Four-time AMA Grand National champion (1958-'61) 100. Gene Rhyne - 1930 National Hillclimb champion 101. Kenny Roberts - 1973, '74 AMA Grand National champion; 1978-'80 world champion 102. Dot Robinson - Enduro racing champion; pioneering woman motorcyclist; Motor Maids founder 103. Earl Robinson - Jackpine Enduro champion; Class C racer; sponsor; dealer 104. Gene Romero - 1970 AMA Grand National champion 105. Ignaz Schwinn - Founder, Schwinn Bicycle Co.; owner, Excelsior and Henderson brands 106. Gary Scott - 1975 AMA Grand National champion 107. Bubba Shobert - 1985, '86, '87 AMA Grand National champion 108. Tom Sifton - Racing tuner, innovator 109. E.C. Smith - 30-year AMA secretary 110. Malcolm Smith - International Six Days Enduro gold medalist; off-road racing champion; star of "On Any Sunday" 111. Johnny Speigelhoff - 1947 Daytona 200 champion 112. Babe Tancrede - 1940 Daytona 200 champion 113. Lee Taylor - Class A racing champion 114. Bill Tuman - 1953 AMA Grand National champion 115. Joe Uebelacker - Hillclimb champion 116. Pete Uebelacker - Hillclimb champion 117. A.F. Van Order - Racer; historian 118. Gene Walker - Class A racing champion 119. Otto Walker - Class A racing champion 120. Miny Waln - Speedway racing champion 121. Joe Weatherly - Class C racing champion 122. Ray Weishaar - Class A racing champion 123. Earl Widman - Racer; dealer; sponsor; AMA official 124. Charles L. "Red" Wolverton - Cross-country record-holder; engineer, hillclimber