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Racing Line
Racing Line is the story of big-bike racing in Britain during the 1960s - when the British racing single reached its peak; when exciting racing unfolded at circuits across the land every summer; and when Britain took its last great generation of riding talent and engineering skill to the world.
Colin Seeley
This is the first volume of the two-volume autobiography of Colin Seeley, a famed British motorcycle racer and builder. The book is full of anecdotes, escapades, personalities and memorable descriptions on and off the track which give a fantastic insight into the racing and technical achievements over three great decades in motorcycling history.
Japanese Production Racing Motorcycles
As this book explains, the Japanese did not suddenly become proficient in the design and development of motorcycles when they first appeared in Europe at the end of the 1950s. Instead, the Japanese had been involved with motorcycles since the beginning of the 20th century. True, early Japanese motorcycles copied Western design - a trend that continued for several years after WWII. But soon they designed a succession of highly innovative machinery, not only to the Grand Prix world's benefit but to the paying 'over-the-counter' customer, too. Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha, plus Bridgestone and Tohatsu, have all built and sold racing motorcycles which the public could also buy and enjoy.
Heroes
HEROES Heroes, tells the tale of a daring escape from Kuwait, after the invasion by Iraq, and prior to Operation Desert Storm. Interwoven with romance, intrigue and faith, Heroes is a page turner you wont want to put down. Hawk and Alli have a common goal; get out of Kuwait, alive! Using ingenuity and perseverance they succeed in making their way through war-torn Kuwait and over a treacherous desert to Jordan. A feat Saddam Hussein deemed impossible. When they arrive, one goes to jail. The other is put on a plane to the United States. Reporter, Nicole Summers on vacation in Charleston, SC gets a call from her boss at The Dallas Daily News. Hussein has released a plane load of women and children who are due to land in Charleston, and he wants the scoop. Nic climbs atop a desk, at the arrival gate, to get a better look at the passengers. It wobbles. Losing her balance, Nicole falls into the arms of the lone male passenger. The sparks fly! Little do they know these sparks are only the beginning of many electrical charged adventures that await them.
