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Shell Thuet - vft.org
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Hot Shoe Hall of Fame :: Shell Thuet
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December 8, 2021 Thuet was one of the legendary race tuners and builders in the history of AMA Grand National racing. He began tuning racing motorcycles in the 1930s, went on to be the mechanic behind many AMA greats like Kenny Roberts, Hank Scott, Ted Boody, Eddie Lawson and Wayne Rainey, are some.
AMA Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame | Shell Thuet
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Shell Thuet is one of the legendary race tuners and builders in the history of AMA Grand National racing. Thuet, who began tuning racing motorcycles in the 1930s, went on to be the mechanic behind many AMA greats such as Kenny Roberts, Hank Scott, Ted Boody, Eddie Lawson and Wayne Rainey, just to name a few.
Shell Thuet - International Slide Rule Museum
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Maggie Thuet, loving wife of Shell Thuet, passed away at home in Victorville, CA on Sunday, 18 March 2007. Maggie was famous for her Flat-Track Tuna Sandwiches. She had been bed-ridden for several years and never lost her love …
Shell Thuet - Shell Racing Specialties fans - Facebook
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s. - - - - - - -. ·. Hello Shell-Experts, I‘m planning on rebuilding this Shell bike. I finally found the chassis number #559, shipped to Jim‘s Yamaha Sales on 5-17-74. Does anyone of you know if they are still in business. I would love to track down some history of my bike. It was obviously converted to road race spec sometime in the ...
Shell Thuet Remembered – Rider Files
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Shell Thuet Remembered July 11, 2011 • Larry Lawrence Shell Thuet I got an email from Ed Kretz Jr. yesterday letting me know that Shell Thuet had passed away on Friday. Shell was one of the all-time legendary tuners of the AMA Grand Nationals. He tuned for dozens of riders over the years, starting all the way back in the 1930s.
Shell Racing XS650 Street Tracker by Josh Keel - BikeBound
https://www.bikebound.com/2019/03/05/xs650-street-tracker/
Shell Thuet was one of the greatest motorcycle tuners of all time. Born in California in 1912, he had to begin supporting his family at an early age when his father was killed working in the state’s oil fields. After WWII, he built an Indian Sport Scout that he would let various racers ride for a 50/50 split of the winnings.
Shell Racing TT500: For Sale - sideburn
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Jan 19, 2018 Shell Racing TT500: For Sale Ooh, this is exciting. The late Shell Thuet was a flat track tuning legend, and, some believe, someone Marlon Brando's Johnny was based on for the film The Wild One. Kenny Roberts, Wayne Rainey, Hank Scott, Eddie Lawson, Ted Boody and others all raced for the Californian.
Shell Thuet an Icon or a Legend? By Mike Konshak
https://www.sliderulemuseum.com/ShellThuet/Shell_Thuet_Biography.pdf
They had hung Shell’s racing motorcycles from the ceiling of the banquet hall for all to see and the occasion was very extravagant. He talked kindly of his many friends, sadly but without malice of those who took advantage of his good nature, and …
What did I buy? Shell Road Racer | Yamaha XS650 Forum
https://www.xs650.com/threads/what-did-i-buy-shell-road-racer.52810/
The barrels have 743cc imprinted and are 80mm bore with matching Shell pistons. Crank has 140mm Shell rods. Some race igintion sits on the left side of the crank. Carbs are missing, exhaust is a custom made 2-into-1-system featuring ca 3"long inner sleeves in the headers. It's obvious that the racing engine has not been running much.
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