User:Cycle History/Tom Frye

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Tom Frye ... Tom Frye (born January 2, 1960 in Cleveland Ohio) was an up and coming pro motorcycle racer in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Frye took part in and was successful in motocross, drag racing, road racing and street racing across the Southeasterner part of the USA. Frye also build many of the bikes he raced himself and was an auto mechanic as well who also participated in auto dirt track racing. He was on track to become one of the greatest racers of that time period until he sustained major injuries in an off track accident in 1982 and dropped off the racing circuit. He now lives in Georgia and works for AFLAC.

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