RIP Super Hunky

[Butch]

Dirt Bike, “From the Saddle”, back in the day
https://americanmotorcyclist.com/rip-rick-sieman

 

[OldGuy]

As a teen moto-head in the mid-'70s, Dirt Bike was peak journalism. There were no punches pulled in their tests, and many of their reviews were laugh-out-loud hilarious, as well. From the Saddle was a not-to-be-missed column.

Roost in Peace, Mr. Sieman.

 

[Johndicezx9]

 

[budman]

As a teen moto-head in the mid-'70s, Dirt Bike was peak journalism. There were no punches pulled in their tests, and many of their reviews were laugh-out-loud hilarious, as well. From the Saddle was a not-to-be-missed column.

Roost in Peace, Mr. Sieman.

Yup... always a great moment when a new issue came out.
Mr Hunky was a solid figure that had shimmers of Mad Magazine around his work. Big fan.

Rick Thank you for sharing a common passion with an aspiring racer.

 

[Maddevill]

Also a big fan of Rick. Too often US motorcycle magazines seem to have no sense of humor

Mad

 

[N4teTheGreat]

Sounds like an awesome dude, RIP

 

[dtrides]

Always enjoyed his writing....even if it got a bit rambley in his later years.
The Hunk will be missed.
DT

 

[MAD750]

Lots on FB page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/484988625009238/

 

[EZ Rider]

As a teen moto-head in the mid-'70s, Dirt Bike was peak journalism. There were no punches pulled in their tests, and many of their reviews were laugh-out-loud hilarious, as well. From the Saddle was a not-to-be-missed column.

Roost in Peace, Mr. Sieman.

He was my hero in 1974 ....I still have boxes of Dirt Bike magazines....

 

[OaklandF4i]

Super Hunky's articles rocked, and his sarcasm legendary. He will be missed.

 

[budman]

He was my hero in 1974 ....I still have boxes of Dirt Bike magazines....

What a classic pic. I think that is Webb to his right. Flowing some hair.

The other one? Measuring the size of the YAMAHA on the seat

 

[HadesOmega]

RIP Super Hunky