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    May 15, 2019 4 minutes

    BIG MUZZ RETIRES

    After 32 years legend, Murray Sayle is retiring from Kawasaki Motors Australia.

    Murray officially retires on the 30th of June 2019 with his last day in the Kawasaki office on Wednesday 24th April 2019. Murray has a well-known passion for the Kawasaki brand. The green blood infiltrated Murray’s system in-full once he stepped on-board the H2R 750cc 3-cylinder race bike for Ron Toombs in 1974.

    “My proudest racing moment was winning the Australian Road Race Championship in 1978, but I still regret not winning the New Zealand Marlboro 250 series in 1977-78” – Murray Sayle.

    Murray has been a good friend to

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