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Kagayama rides through the pain.

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Kagayama rides through the pain.

Yukio Kagayama admits he was struggling to perform to expectations at Misano after pain-killing injections failed to quell the handicap of his hand injury.

 4 people agree.

I realy like this guy, watched him for a long while now, stood there not 50 yrds from him when he tried to distroy his self at Cadwell park and so on, but holy sh1t does he prang it a lot, i love watching him ride a bike but please stay on it Kagi.
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Posted by ZX9R steve - Unregistered (64 days ago)
 1 people agree.  1 people disagree.

I don't know what it is about certain racers that seem to crash alot more than others but with the likes of Yukio Kagayama, Karl Harris and James Haydon (Ruben Xaus?) you wouldn't want to be paying for their spares! BTW, I'm in no way knocking these guys as
they are without exception real battlers and very talented on a bike, I just wish they
would stay on them more often.
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