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The glorious return of one of motorcycle racing’s biggest names to the Isle of Man TT is the stuff of legend and still one of the most talked about events at the fabled road race more than three decades on. In 1978, multiple World Champion Mike...

Barry Sheene MBE was probably the most famous two-wheeled star to have ever come out of Britain and the cheeky cockney was an inspiration to millions of motorcycle racing fans. There were other British champions who achieved more on the track, but the...

Freddie Spencer is one of the true legends of motorcycle racing, capturing three World Championships and earning himself the nickname "Fast Freddie" with his awesome skills and undoubted speed. After bursting onto the international scene in 1982, when he...

In the late 1970s and early 80s, Suzuki enjoyed a blistering and dominant run of 500cc Grand Prix racing success, akin to that of Norton's reign during the 1950s. In 1974 they developed the RG500 or 'Gamma' prototype racer, denoted XR14 by the factory...

The Honda VFR750R, coded 'RC30', has had a more profound impact on the racing world than pretty much any production bike out there and at the Isle of Man TT races the machine thrived in the hands of Steve Hislop, Carl Fogarty and Nick Jefferies amongst...

Built in 1970 as a works production racer, Slippery Sam is one of the most celebrated triumph motorcycles of all time. The iconic motorcycle was one of three 750cc three-cylinder Tridents built by Triumph for the 1970 Isle of Man TT. The bike earned...

The air-cooled twin-rotor Norton RCW588, produced for the 1989-91 race seasons, is a true motorcycle icon with its eye-catching JPS gold, silver and black livery and the hellish exhaust note it produced, that would reverberate between the hedges and...