blasts from the past

Here is some 70's Denco madness ridden by that famous Triumph top fuel rider, Boris Murray.






Last I heard this bike was owned by the guy that ran Denco Of Indy back in the 70's. Can't remember his name.

NINE OPEN STINGERS OF TWO STROKE MUSIC!!!!!

Not so I have owned this this bike since i purchased it of Dennis Dean in the 70's and still have it to this day and the bottom pic is me taken at Calder Park Raceway in Melbourne Australia, the dealer in Indiana had a mock up in his shop built by himself and when he shut shop he broke it up and from memory he told me that some one in California purchased his frame to put 3 TZ 750''S in it but to this day I haven't heard any thing about it---Joe

Dr. Gamma wrote: Here is some 70's Denco madness ridden by that famous Triumph top fuel rider, Boris Murray.

Last I heard this bike was owned by the guy that ran Denco Of Indy back in the 70's. Can't remember his name.

NINE OPEN STINGERS OF TWO STROKE MUSIC!!!!!

You are a very lucky man Mr. Joe k!!!

I got to hear that bike make a run sometime back around the mid 70's. Unbelievable sound.

I still have the Denco catalog with that bike on the cover somewhere.

Do you fire it up once in a while and make a few passes with it?? I would have it in my living room!!!

Was the guys name in Indy, Bill Burdette from Denco Of Indy??

Yes Dr Gamma indeed it was Bill Burdette in Indiana and when you heard it many years ago when Denco campaigned it the three motors were timed to run as a single unit and their reasoning for this was to try and get better traction from the rear tyre but I done a lot of my own testing have found that by timing the motors to fire every 40 degrees it gives a better power characteristic and a more pleasing sound especially when it comes on song .
Its been some years since I've fired it up but it will be video'd when I run it at Lake Gairdner salt flats in the near future.

Dr. Gamma wrote: You are a very lucky man Mr. Joe k!!!

I got to hear that bike make a run sometime back around the mid 70's. Unbelievable sound.

I still have the Denco catalog with that bike on the cover somewhere.

Do you fire it up once in a while and make a few passes with it?? I would have it in my living room!!!

Was the guys name in Indy, Bill Burdette from Denco Of Indy??