Production Racers of the 1960s
It’s all production racing now. From the Isle on Man TT to WSBK, Moto 2 to BSB. It was very different in the 1960s however. When production racing grew from small acorns to the point where a production race could be the highlight of a National meeting or even the Isle of Man TT. Malcolm Uphill’s 100mph lap of the Island in 1969 opened a whole new chapter, but it was the ten years preceding this which laid the ground work.
Told through the recollections of over 50 riders, tuners, sponsors and mechanics involved at the time this is the story of where Super Bike was born
Hardback - £28 Plus P&P
From The Other Side Of The Tracks
Written by Sue Horton, wife and partner to Grand Prix star and TT winner Clive Horton, this is a unique recollection of what it was like to be part of the Continental Circus in the 1970s and early 1980s. Sue’s book received rave reviews when first published two years ago as a Kindle edition, so we’re very pleased now to be able to offer it on paper for the first time, reformatted and updated with additional colour photos and a new final chapter by Clive himself.
Just £10 plus P&P