ATTN: AMA HALL OF FAME
THESE SIGNATURES REPRESENT THE DESIRE TO SEE
ROBERT "BOUNCING BOB" MALLEY
INDUCTED INTO THE HALL OF FAME. HIS FANS ARE
MANY AND LIVE FAR AND WIDE ACROSS THE U.S.
Seeing this kind of movement behind Bobby Malley is exhausting but I am grateful people still care this much about his legacy. It is clear now that the AMA cannot ignore the history we are pushing to protect.
Reached 100 supporters
June 19, 2018
24 Comments
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Brandon Cole
2 years ago
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What a story of a life this man had. Hurts me to know he's sitting in a retirement center and has to give up a leg and they might take another. This guy touched a lot of lives. Riders who I've met in Shelton to riders I know in Tacoma to having his family live on the same property and being best friends with my stepdad growing up
BCole
You deserve the HOF Bob! And to see it while you're still here to enjoy it! Would be cool if someone made a page people could share stories on cause I've heard a lot. A guy in his 70s and 80s doing cartwheels and backflips blows my mind!
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Gary Bowen
6 years ago
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Yeah, Bouncing Bob deserves this. Still have the autographed picture he gave me.
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Randy Wilder
8 years ago
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Bouncing Bob brought a unique form of showmanship and excitement to pro flat track racing.
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John Graham
9 years ago
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I hired Bob for the first race at Holiday Hills 1/2 mile in 1973 and he did a great job yes he is a icon of NW racing be glad to see him in the Hall of Fame
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Carole Bonnell
11 years ago
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He has been at this most of his life ....and still is at 77 (?). He is a decent, honest, hard working & special guy!
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George Meek
12 years ago
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I have known Bob for nearly 60 years and he has represented motorcycle racing well all those years and deserves a place in the hall of fame!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
BOUNCING BOB IS A LEGEND
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George Ablan
6 years ago
I competed with Bob in the Sixties a special guy and a special friend.
ATTN: AMA HALL OF FAME
THESE SIGNATURES REPRESENT THE DESIRE TO SEE
ROBERT "BOUNCING BOB" MALLEY
INDUCTED INTO THE HALL OF FAME. HIS FANS ARE
MANY AND LIVE FAR AND WIDE ACROSS THE U.S.
Seeing this kind of movement behind Bobby Malley is exhausting but I am grateful people still care this much about his legacy. It is clear now that the AMA cannot ignore the history we are pushing to protect.
Reached 100 supporters
June 19, 2018
24 Comments
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Brandon Cole
2 years ago
Featured
What a story of a life this man had. Hurts me to know he's sitting in a retirement center and has to give up a leg and they might take another. This guy touched a lot of lives. Riders who I've met in Shelton to riders I know in Tacoma to having his family live on the same property and being best friends with my stepdad growing up
BCole
You deserve the HOF Bob! And to see it while you're still here to enjoy it! Would be cool if someone made a page people could share stories on cause I've heard a lot. A guy in his 70s and 80s doing cartwheels and backflips blows my mind!
G
Gary Bowen
6 years ago
Featured
Yeah, Bouncing Bob deserves this. Still have the autographed picture he gave me.
R
Randy Wilder
8 years ago
Featured
Bouncing Bob brought a unique form of showmanship and excitement to pro flat track racing.
J
John Graham
9 years ago
Featured
I hired Bob for the first race at Holiday Hills 1/2 mile in 1973 and he did a great job yes he is a icon of NW racing be glad to see him in the Hall of Fame
C
Carole Bonnell
11 years ago
Featured
He has been at this most of his life ....and still is at 77 (?). He is a decent, honest, hard working & special guy!
G
George Meek
12 years ago
Featured
I have known Bob for nearly 60 years and he has represented motorcycle racing well all those years and deserves a place in the hall of fame!
A
Anonymous
2 years ago
BOUNCING BOB IS A LEGEND
G
George Ablan
6 years ago
I competed with Bob in the Sixties a special guy and a special friend.
What a story of a life this man had. Hurts me to know he's sitting in a retirement center and has to give up a leg and they might take another. This guy touched a lot of lives. Riders who I've met in Shelton to riders I know in Tacoma to having his family live on the same property and being best friends with my stepdad growing up BCole You deserve the HOF Bob! And to see it while you're still here to enjoy it! Would be cool if someone made a page people could share stories on cause I've heard a lot. A guy in his 70s and 80s doing cartwheels and backflips blows my mind!