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Out FRONT
Out FRONT
    Foreword by nine times
    British Motocross
    Champion, Jeff Smith.
    Out FRONT contains
    detailed profiles and
    race descriptions for all
    11 British Motocross
    Champions from 1960 to
    1974. Complete with some
    200 stunning photos of
    the riders in action.
    From Dave Bickers, and
    Jeff Smith, right
    through to Bryan Wade and
    Vic Allan - they are all
    here!
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MotoGP Source Book
MotoGP Source Book
    Published in the 60th
    anniversary year of World
    Championship motorcycle
    racing, this book
    presents a fact-packed
    and statistics-laden
    year-by-year history,
    focusing on the premier
    class (500cc, then
    MotoGP) but not
    forgetting the other
    categories along the way.
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Out of the Frying Pan
Out Of The Frying Pan
    In 1926 two men, Fred
    Mockford and Cecil Smith,
    operating as London
    Motor Sports Ltd,
    introduced speedway
    racing to Crystal Palace.
    Path racing was an
    immediate draw to the
    general public who
    initially flooded to the
    track to witness the
    likes of Triss Sharp and
    Joe Francis hurtling
    around the track in the
    flesh.
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Ring of Fire
Ring Of Fire
    MotoGP is enjoying a
    period of unprecedented
    popularity. This title
    details the acclaim, the
    heroism and the pressures
    of riding motorbikes at
    speeds of more than
    200mph. It brings us face
    to face with those who
    battle to emerge
    unscathed, or who just
    ignore the pain and ride
    to win against all odds.
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Motorcycle GP Racing in the 1960s
Motorcycle GP Racing In The
1960s
    The 1960s was a unique
    era in the history of
    motorcycle Grand Prix
    racing, and arguably
    marked the last period of
    'traditional' road
    racing. This book covers
    these years - the bikes,
    the riders, and the
    races - offering an
    illustrated account of
    this remarkable era in
    Grand Prix racing.
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Motorcycle Trackdays for Virgins!
Motorcycle Trackdays For
Virgins!
    For many, trackdays are
    the ultimate fun you can
    have on two wheels. But
    how do you get started,
    and what should you
    expect when you get out
    on the track? How do you
    improve your skills,
    recognise what is, and
    more importantly, what
    isn't safe? This book
    covers riding skills -
    cornering, braking,
    positioning, and
    counter-steering.
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Joey Dunlop
Joey Dunlop
    Joey Dunlop was one of
    the most exciting bike
    riders, drawing huge
    crowds to the Isle of Man
    TT races and to every
    other course he raced.
    This book looks at
    Dunlop's legacy and
    captures the rider, the
    family man, the winner,
    the humanitarian - the
    person behind the legend
    that is the 'King of the
    Roads'.
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Geoff Duke
Geoff Duke
    Part of a series aimed at
    covering the careers of
    the world's greatest
    motorcycle champions,
    this work highlights the
    man who was the first
    post-war superstar on two
    wheels, Geoff Duke. It
    tells the story of the
    man who set new standards
    and dominated the World
    Championship scene,
    gaining six titles in
    all.
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Valentino Rossi
Valentino Rossi
    Includes compelling
    photographs and narrative
    that capture the
    larger-than-life
    character of Valentino
    Rossi both on and off the
    track. This title charts
    Rossi's life from his
    earliest days through to
    his domination of MotoGP,
    first with Honda, then
    with Yamaha, and now,
    for 2011, with Ducati to
    form a captivating
    all-Italian title
    challenge.
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Valentino Rossi
Valentino Rossi
    Valentino Rossi is one of
    the most beloved and
    idolised motorcycle
    racers on the MotoGP
    circuit today. Rossi
    raced his first
    motorcycle when he was
    fourteen, and soon after
    demonstrated his supreme
    ability. This record
    traces his development
    and features on-
    the-track action.
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Team Suzuki
Team Suzuki
    Suzuki, with Honda, was
    the global roadracing
    leader in the 1960s and
    1970s. Its two-strokes
    led the field giving fame
    and fortune to Barry
    Sheene, Randy Mamola,
    Graeme Crosby, Marco
    Lucchinelli, Franco
    Uncini, Pat Hennen and
    the British brat-pack of
    Grant, Parrish,
    Newbold, Findley and the
    like. This book presents
    the motorcycle racing
    history.
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Ken Sprayson
Ken Sprayson
    Ken Sprayson was the man
    the motorcycle industry
    and racing stars turned
    to for something special
    - Norton, BSA, Douglas
    - Duke, Hailwood,
    Smith, and many more,
    all came to Reynolds and
    Ken Sprayson. Ken was a
    legend for 50 years as
    the Welding Service. A
    fascinating look into
    motorcycle racing, frame
    building and the history
    of Reynolds.
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Hizzy
Hizzy
    Steve Hislop was one of
    the most famous
    motorcycle racers in the
    world. He had always been
    a controversial and
    outspoken character
    having had many famous
    clashes and splits with
    teams and riders over the
    years, not always to his
    advantage. Season 2003
    was no different. Steve's
    life was incredible,
    funny and ultimately
    tragic.
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Top Dead Centre
Top Dead Centre
    Kevin Cameron is one of
    the motorcycle
    journalists. This book
    includes stories of
    racing life, interviews
    with top-notch racers,
    profiles of builders and
    engineers such as John
    Bitten, accounts of
    change in the world of
    motorcycle racing,
    analysis of riding
    techniques and winning
    technology, reports of
    racers, accounts of
    engine and others.
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Mick Grant
Mick Grant
    The author, leading
    British motorcycle racer
    of the 1970s and 1980s,
    was a factory rider for
    Norton, Kawasaki, Honda
    and Suzuki. He raced
    against Mike Hailwood,
    Barry Sheene and Giacomo
    Agostini, won three
    grands prix and seven
    TTs, and later worked in
    team management. This
    book includes funny
    stories about the great
    and the dodgy.
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Drag Bike Racing in Britain
Drag Bike Racing In Britain
    Drag bike racing
    developed from a strong
    history of sprinting in
    the UK. The variety of
    bikes constructed to
    assault the track was
    incredible during the
    sport's formative years.
    This title features bikes
    ranging from V8 power and
    triple-engined behemoths
    to an unbelievably quick
    500 Vincent. It
    highlights that the
    biggest was not always
    best.
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Dirt Riding Skills
Dirt Riding Skills
    A video that teaches
    critical skills necessary
    for safe off-road travel.
    It presents the riding
    skills in a series of
    simple exercises which
    are meant to be ridden.
    It covers: Use of
    Controls; Seated Riding;
    Seated Turning; Sections
    & Lines; Standing Riding;
    Challenging Terrain; and,
    Flowing.
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Sidecar Champions Since 1923
Sidecar Champions Since 1923
    The first sidecar world
    records in the 350cc
    category were established
    in 1922 by Cyril Pullin
    at Brooklands, piloting
    a Douglas outfit. In fact
    Douglas was also a
    pioneer in sidecar
    racing. This title helps
    you to learn all about
    the history of sidecars
    racing and its
    competitors from the
    beginning.
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Motocross
Motocross
    Motocross is all about
    getting down and dirty
    and having fun doing it.
    This book sketches the
    history of motocross in
    words and pictures,
    profiles its heroes,
    surveys the magazines
    that provide in-depth
    coverage, and, finally,
    reviews the ten best
    ways of crashing.
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Ben Spies
Ben Spies
    AMA and World Superbike
    Champion and MotoGP star
    Ben Spies was a racing
    prodigy who started
    winning when he was in
    junior school. His talent
    was nurtured by his
    mother, a single parent.
    Confirmation that Ben had
    joined racing's elite
    came in 2011 when he
    moved to the factory
    Yamaha squad. This book
    tells his story.
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Life of Evel
Life Of Evel
    A searching and at times
    harrowing re-appraisal of
    the life of Evel Knievel,
    the seventies American
    icon and the greatest
    daredevil motorcyclist
    that ever lived. Now
    fully updated in
    paperback with the story
    of the last few years of
    his life and his death in
    2007.
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Colin Edwards
Colin Edwards
    This authorised biography
    of the straight-talking,
    no-nonsense Texan World
    Superbike champion Colin
    Edwards chronicles the
    highs and lows of a
    colourful career played
    out during the glory
    years of World Superbike.
    The book features full
    career statistics and
    details of racing
    machines.
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The Moran Brothers
The Moran Brothers
    Born and raised in
    California, Shawn and
    Kelly Moran spent the
    majority of their highly
    successful speedway
    careers racing in the
    United Kingdom. Shawn's
    clubs included Hull,
    Sheffield (where he spent
    a total of ten years in
    two spells) and Belle Vue
    (five years). Kelly rode
    for Hull, Birmingham,
    Eastbourne, Sheffield
    Belle Vue and Swindon.
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Southampton Speedway
Southampton Speedway
    The Southampton Speedway
    team was one of the
    founder members of the
    first speedway league in
    1929. Indeed, it was the
    Southampton promoter at
    the time, George 'Jimmy'
    Baxter, who had the idea
    that dirt-track racing -
    as it was then called -
    needed competitive league
    racing, consisting of
    teams with which fans
    could identify, to
    remain popular.
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The Riders
The Riders
    Australia has produced an
    incredible twenty-four
    world champions in
    everything from
    Superbikes to Supercross.
    Riders like Gardner,
    Doohan, Beattie,
    Corser, Crump, Reed,
    Vermeulen and Bayliss
    have left an indelible
    mark on the world
    motorcycling scene. This
    book tells their stories
    and the story of
    Australia's love affair
    with motor sports.
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Tempus Speedway Yearbook 2007
Tempus Speedway Yearbook 2007
    Speedway continues to
    attract larger crowds
    season by season and
    television coverage is
    also on the increase.
    This work features each
    team and rider in British
    speedway, with a
    statistical review and
    illustrations from
    celebrated speedway
    photographer Mike
    Patrick.
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Nottingham and Long Eaton Speedway
Nottingham And Long Eaton
Speedway
    From the pioneering days
    of the Olympic Speedway
    to the development of the
    White City as one of the
    finest stadia in the
    provinces, speedway in
    Nottingham had a flavour
    of its own. Fans could
    catch a ferry from the
    famous Trent Bridge to
    the riverside track where
    Nottingham enjoyed a
    chequered speedway career
    throughout the 1930s.
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MotoGP Yesterday & Today
MotoGP Yesterday & Today
    A visual study of
    motorcycle grand prix
    racing's past and
    present. It features
    vintage photographs that
    are shown alongside
    related images from the
    modern era. It covers
    themes such as: the
    legendary champions,
    famous tracks, great
    races, and life away
    from the track. It shows
    MotoGP from a fresh
    perspective.
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Jorge Lorenzo
Jorge Lorenzo
    Jorge Lorenzo really came
    of age in 2010 when he
    took the MotoGP season by
    storm and became the
    runaway World Champion,
    winning nine of the
    season's 18 races,
    finishing on the podium
    16 times and accumulating
    the biggest points score
    ever achieved in the
    championship. This
    autobiography of Lorenzo
    covers the 2010 season.
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Flying Finn
Flying Finn
    On 3 May 2008 Martin
    Finnegan was tragically
    killed at the Tandragee
    100 in County Armagh. He
    was only twenty-nine when
    he died but he was
    already a road racing
    legend whose talent had
    earned him a place among
    the top riders. This book
    tells the story of this
    road racing legend.
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Niall Mackenzie
Niall Mackenzie
    Niall Mackenzie has been
    Britain's most successful
    Grand Prix racer since
    the legendary Barry
    Sheene. This look into
    the British GP and
    Superbike scene through
    the eyes of one of its
    legends, has been fully
    updated with career
    adventures off the track
    in 2003.
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Realising the Dream at the TT
Realising The Dream At The TT
    The story starts when
    Honda team travelled 6,
    000 miles from Japan to
    the Isle of Man for the
    1959 Tourist Trophy
    motorcycle races. But
    when Honda secured the
    125cc manufacturer's team
    award on its debut the
    mockers were silenced and
    wins in two 1961 TT races
    proved that the Japanese
    factory had become a
    major force in
    motorcycling.
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Barry Sheene
Barry Sheene
    One of history's great
    motorcycle racers, Barry
    Sheene proved his skill
    with 19 Grand Prix wins
    and two World
    Championships. He added
    ambition, intelligence
    and vision to his Cockney
    charm, and it made him
    formidable. He played the
    media to charm the public
    and his personal courage
    in facing serious injury
    made them love him more.
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The Story of Oxford Speedway
The Story Of Oxford Speedway
    Bert Croucher, Bernard
    Crapper, and Todd
    Wiltshire are just a few
    of the stars who rode for
    the Cheetahs,
    participating in the good
    times and the bad, from
    the threatened sale of
    the stadium itself to the
    record winning team of
    1986. This work follows
    the journey of the
    Cheetahs from their first
    meeting in 1939 to the
    end of the 2006 season.
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Rye House Speedway
Rye House Speedway
    In its early days, Rye
    House was known as a
    track where riders could
    learn their trade under
    'Queensberry' rules, but
    where the rigidity of the
    rulebook was occasionally
    sacrificed in the name of
    an enjoyable day's
    racing. This is the story
    of the first seventy
    years of Rye House
    speedway and the
    personalities associated
    with the track.
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