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Clubroom => General Discussion => Topic started by: firko on January 30, 2009, 02:02:28 pm
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Word has come through that the legendary Bert Flood passed away today. His legacy is that he has left a little bit of DNA in every aspect of Aussie motorcycle sport, his contribution beyond equal. Thanks for everything Bert.
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Good bye Bert.
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Vale Bert. We could all aspire to a little of his enthusiasm for life and his passions.
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that is sad to hear.
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RIP Bert
He knew how to extract max power out of a Bultaco, and produced 2 Australian MX Champions
Gary and Trevor
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Sad news. I didn't know the bloke personally, but I think we all know of what he achieved in life.
RIP
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Sad News
A Legend I did not get to meet. RIP
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God bless you Bert, you branded the name bultaco through-out Australia and New Zealand, and thank you and your family for being part of our lives whether on the track or off, Rest in piece Bert with your arch rivel and friend Lyall O`brien (Montesa ), like all you legends you will be sadly missed, But the legacy lives on.
from ALSOP FAMILY
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Bugger. I spotted Bert sitting in his wheelchair in the sun outside the garage at the Island Classic, and the poor old bloke didn't look too flash. But at least in his last weekend he got to see Ginger Molloy go out and stick it up 'em all weekend, on an AJR and a Flood Bultaco, fettled by Bert's son Gary. Hats off, Bert, from race fans everywhere.
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Vale a legend. Without him Oz may have missed out on some awsome bikes.
Noel
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Rest in peace Bert Flood . You can ride like the wind forever now.
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very sad news indeed :( may I ask how old Bert was as it seems he'd been around forever?
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rip bert
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rip bert flood another legend of ozzie tuning genius gone.
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sad to hear of berts passing
he was a legendery tuner
i only knew bert back in early eightys
with the ktm team of jimmy ellis and works(rod sharp)
i remember bert offered me a ride in 84 on the ktm250mx
i knocked it back and went to suzuki
still remember looking at that new ktm very nice
sort of regret not taking that ride :'(
RIP BERT.........................
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Vale, Bert.... sad news indeed. I last spoke to him (about Recreatioanl Aviation matters) a couple of years ago... he'll be missed.
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That is very sad news. What a legend, esp for Bultaco-lovers. I never had the pleasure of meeting him but often longed to know his tuning tips for 250 pursangs. Gary's was a veritable rocket