Talk:Stefan Merriman

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This article seems to be a personal promotional article.

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b) no it isn't, its just I'm very busy and don't have the time to write a bio on the guy. IIRC he has won one of the various enduro world championships and perhaps is the most famous Australian enduro rider. hand on heart as a really big off road motorcyclists this is a pukka bloke who is worthy of an article. i found the photo on a foreign language wikipedia (and there aren't many off road photos about, so i made the page up as i was using the photos on the English wikipedia) Pickle 07:38, 14 July 2006 (UTC)

Won the WEC in 2004, (250cc 2t at a guess) Pickle 18:17, 27 July 2006 (UTC)