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Thousands of drag race fans remember Pete Hillthe humble and very successful racer from Greenville, South Carolina. Without a big sponsor and riding a blown, fuelburning Knucklehead, Pete Hill not only beat the other Harleys but he also beat the Kawasakis. And all with an obsolete VTwin design that went out of production in 1948.Written by his oneperson pit crew, his wife Jackie Hill, this book follows Petes career from his first Knuckleheadpowered fourwheel dragster to his ascension to motorcycle Top Fuel.Jackie tells the story like it was. The joy of winning and the hard lumps that came before the wins. The long nights on the road, the struggle to find pushrods that dont bend (make your own), and risk of learning how to mix Nitromethane.Pete Hill was and is the real deal who had no big sponsors. Pete built his own bikes and won with an outdated engine design: the Knucklehead. Jackie walks the reader through each setback and each win. She puts you right in the middle of the action. Reading Jackies book is like going back in time with a pit pass for hundreds of drag races.
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Thousands of drag race fans remember Pete Hillthe humble and very successful racer from Greenville, South Carolina. Without a big sponsor and riding a blown, fuelburning Knucklehead, Pete Hill not only beat the other Harleys but he also beat the Kawasakis. And all with an obsolete VTwin design that went out of production in 1948.Written by his oneperson pit crew, his wife Jackie Hill, this book follows Petes career from his first Knuckleheadpowered fourwheel dragster to his ascension to motorcycle Top Fuel.Jackie tells the story like it was. The joy of winning and the hard lumps that came before the wins. The long nights on the road, the struggle to find pushrods that dont bend (make your own), and risk of learning how to mix Nitromethane.Pete Hill was and is the real deal who had no big sponsors. Pete built his own bikes and won with an outdated engine design: the Knucklehead. Jackie walks the reader through each setback and each win. She puts you right in the middle of the action. Reading Jackies book is like going back in time with a pit pass for hundreds of drag races.












