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Twenty years ago today, Yasuyuki Kudoh did what for 205.7 consecutive miles in Tsukuba City, Japan?
Twenty years ago today, Yasuyuki Kudoh did what for 205.7 consecutive miles in Tsukuba City, Japan?
May 04, 2011 •
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Answer: He set a
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by doing a nonstop wheelie on his motorcycle, a Honda TLM220R, at the Japan Automobile Research Institute proving ground.
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