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Yamaha: the New Dawn PG25 on the Orient Express andIn the early 1960s, Japanese firm Yamaha, previously known as a musical instrument maker, took their first faltering steps into the arena of top flight motorcycle racing. They were comparative latecomers in this world, but soon made stars of riders like Phil Read and Bill Ivy. Their two stroke engines developed quickly, and within a few short years they were challenging rivals Honda for the top places in the worlds most prestigious race, the Isle of