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20 Questions... John Warr
By Hariet Ridley on 22/10/2007 16:38:14
Europe's oldest Harley-Davidson dealership, Warrs, was founded by John's father Fred. The former racer and mechanic now runs the company
Europe's oldest Harley-Davidson dealership, Warrs, was founded by John's father Fred. The former racer and mechanic now runs the companyWhat's the most embarrassing bike you lusted after as a youth?My best mate Tom's AP50 with a bum-stop seat
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First Person - 60 year-old trackday warrior
By Phil Price on 19/10/2010 13:06:27
Phil Price is a bus-pass waving pensioner who also happens to be addicted to trackdays. he might be 60 years old but he holds his own in the fast group...
I was taught to ride by my uncle, he had a Vincent Black Shadow. He used to take me out on the back of that when I was around 14 years old. I can remember it having a great big round speedo on the headlight that I used to peer round to look at and see how fast we were going. That...
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Jay Leno - Interview
By Visordown on 26/07/2010 12:31:44
Likeable US talkshow legend Jay Leno talks jet-bikes, swapping out carbs on a Vincent Black Shadow and getting speeding tickets on a steam-powered car…
.Despite your love of old bikes, you do have a bit of history when it comes to speeding, don’t you?Yes! And I have the record for the oldest vehicle to be done for speeding. It was a 1912 Stanley Steamer, and I had it cranked up to 75mph on a freeway. I’m kind
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We chat to 125cc GP Rider Bradley Smith
By Ian Stewart on 24/07/2009 15:55:30
125cc Title challenger Bradley Smith speaks to Visordown about the upcoming British GP
’m the oldest [of the three of us] so really I’m the one that needs to be producing. I’m the one with the most experience so I need to be the one winning. For those guys their objective is to beat me but for the moment my objective is to win races and be world
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Ariel Owner – Simon Saunders
By Visordown on 18/02/2008 11:32:56
Simon Saunders is the man behind the bike-beating Ariel Atom, and is now trying to resurrect the Ariel motorcycle name...
So How did you become the owner of one of the oldest British brands in the motor industry? I started the new Ariel in 1999. It was the archetypal British motoring company, and there was too much heritage to lose if the name disappeared forever. I
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