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Graeme Crosby’s joyous six at Amaroo in ’78. The Kiwi qualified on pole and led until the CBX seized, victory going to an XS1100 – leaving Croz well and truly shafted…pic.twitter.com/D8TmAtELKn

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Graeme Crosby’s joyous six at Amaroo in ’78. The Kiwi qualified on pole and led until the CBX seized, victory going to an XS1100 – leaving Croz well and truly shafted…

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