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Between the two world wars Harrison Smith Hat , Algeria, then a French colony in North Africa produced two international class drivers. One was Marcel Lehoux. Marcel''s parents were both French and Marcel was actually born in France, at castle of Fougeres in Vendee in 1888. When he was two years old his parents moved from France to Algeria where he grew up. Upon becoming an adult, he established a trading company, which he expanded into a profitable operation. Marcel did not embark upon a racing career until 1924 when he was 35 years old. At that time he purchased a 1500 Brescia-Bugatti.

Marcel enjoyed immediate success as he won the Casablanca Grand Prix on his first try. In addition to Bugattis Kirk Cousins Hat , Lehoux also drove Alfa Romeos, Maseratis, and ERAs. For most of his career, he was a privateer, however in 1934 Adam Thielen Hat , he was a Ferrari works driver and in 1936 he was a works ERA Voiturette driver. Yet his major victories were in a Bugatti. In 1928, he won the Algerian Grand Prix at Staoueli
and the Tunis Grand Prix at Carthage. He won the Algerian Grand Prix again in 1929 and in 1930 he placed first in the Grand Prix at Dieppe. In 1931, his wins were on the European continent in the Geneva Grand Prix at Geneva and the prestigious Grand Prix de la Marne at Reims. It was back to Africa in 1932 where he again won the Casablanca Grand Prix. His best year was 1933. He took first place at the Grands Prix in Pau, Dieppe and Monza.

He was characterized as the "little man with the heart of a lion" and he certainly displayed the big heart when he acted as mentor for the other Algerian driver, Guy Moll. Guy Stefon Diggs Hat , who was twenty-two years younger than Marcel, had a passion for racing and entered local events driving a Lorraine-Dietrich. Marcel happened to see Guy drive in one of these and felt the young man had talent so he decided to help him. In April 1932, Lehoux furnished a Bugatti 35C for Moll to drive in the Grand Prix at Oran. To Lehoux''s great delight, Moll captured the lead but unfortunately had to retire due to mechanical problems. Lehoux then entered him in the Grand Prix at Casablanca driving the same car. Lehoux was entered in the same race which he won. Again, Moll had to retire.

However Dru Samia Hat , Lehoux was excited by Moll''s potential and decided to take him to Europe to compete on the continent. Lehoux also advised Moll to buy a 2300 cc Monza from Alfa Romeo and again loaned Moll a Bugatti to use until the Alfa was delivered. Although Lehoux and Moll competed with each other in several races, Lehoux was always proud of Moll''s performance. It was a sad day for Lehoux when Moll''s career was cut short by a fatal accident at the Coppa Acerbo. Lehoux continued to race until 1936. He was driving in the Deauville Grand Prix when he collided with another driver. Lehoux''s ERA caught fire and he was burned to death inside his car.Starting in the 1950''s and 60''s, motorcycles have been considered the vehicle of choice for bad boys. The speed, the danger, the noise were just made for the young rebel looking to defy the status quo. Fast forward to the next century and the landscape has changed. Crowded cities and roads Alexander Mattison Hat , greenhouse gases and expensive foreign oil provide more than sufficient reason to give the motorcycle a second look.

I do not recommend motorcycles for new drivers due to safety reasons. It takes practice to learn now to navigate in traffic and to be aware of everything going on around you. During that learning period, many if not most, new drivers experience minor accidents. This is the main drawback to motor bikes. What would only be a fender bender in a car becomes a major accident on a motorcycle. That''s because there''s nothing to prevent the motorcycle rider from being thrown from the bike. Even if he stays with the bike, there''s nothing between him and the road.

Safety is an issue for more experienced drivers too, but there are things they can do to reduce the risk of injury.

Wear protective gear. A helmet is a must for any motorcyclist and passengers. Leather jackets and pants can go a long way toward protecting against injury to the rest of the body. No matter how careful you are Irv Smith Jr. Hat , accidents can happen. Protective gear can greatly reduce the damage in such an event.

Drive defensively. One of the biggest dangers to motor bike riders is other vehicles. They drive as if, well, they''re driving a car and not a motorcycle. It''s often difficult to see motorcycles due to blind spots. Motorcyclists need to be very aware of this and do everything they can to prevent possible problems - even problems that wouldn''t be their fault. Motor bike riders should make sure that they''re seen. Get out of the drivers'' blind spots, don''t zip up on a car and expect that they''ve seen you. Leave plenty of space between you and other vehicles. This will allow you the time to move out of the way if necessary.

Be hyper-vigilant about road conditions. Windy roads, snow and ice Garrett Bradbury Hat , even rain are a bigger issue for motorcycles than they are for cars. Ride slowly and cautiously. Don''t ride your bike at all in really bad conditions. Those are days for taking your car or catching a ride with a friend.

Make sure you have good insurance. Your motorcycle is probably less expensive than most cars. The amount of damage you''re likely to do to others in an accident is no more, and probably less, than if you were driving a car. The big difference on a motorcycle is the risk of injury to the rider and passenger. Make sure that your motorcycle insurance covers injury to yourself or anyone else who is riding your bike. Also, not all policies cover passengers. If you might ever carry a passenger, make sure that you have good coverage. Lastly Danielle Hunter Hoodie , look at the dollar limits on your policy. In a really bad accident, you could need medical care for months. Don''t just take the standard coverage. Make sure you have high enough limits that your medical expenses will be taken care of, whether or not the accident was . Cheap Jerseys China Cheap Jerseys China Cheap NFL Jerseys From China Cheap Jerseys From China Cheap Jerseys China Cheap NHL Jerseys Wholesale Wholesale Soccer Jerseys Wholesale Soccer Jerseys From China Wholesale Football Jerseys Cheap NFL Football Jerseys Wholesale