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Tony Jefferies: top bloke certainly but as a youngster noted for a hard riding style that earned him few friends – and even proved too strong for legendary US iron man Gary Nixon on his first time across the pond. All (apart from the top bloke bit) allegedly of course…pic.twitter.com/TDJ1Ef3X8y

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Tony Jefferies: top bloke certainly but as a youngster noted for a hard riding style that earned him few friends – and even proved too strong for legendary US iron man Gary Nixon on his first time across the pond. All (apart from the top bloke bit) allegedly of course…

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  1. Tony Jefferies: top bloke certainly but as a youngster noted for a hard riding style that earned him few friends – and even proved too strong for legendary US iron man Gary Nixon on his first time across the pond. All (apart from the top bloke bit) allegedly of course…pic.twitter.com/TDJ1Ef3X8y
  2. Croz’s Moriwaki. The sit-up-and-beg Z1-based 1100 may’ve looked like the bike-next-door – but with more grunt than a sty of porkers it proved a match for anything with clip-ons and full fairing when it turned up here in ’79. ‘Course, having the flying Kiwi in the saddle helped…pic.twitter.com/63DxWRwt9F
  3. Big Rob Mac taking an enforced break in the ‘80s while Suzi were backed by Skoal Bandits and Men Only – two products with health issues. In fact, the suckable baccy sachets were later outlawed (literally!) due to concerns over mouth cancer. The top-shelf mag? Make you go blind…pic.twitter.com/lEjUzBjIT5
  4. Beeza kneeler – an A65, the motor of choice for many top Brit teams in the ‘60s and early ‘70s (if they couldn’t get hold of a BMW…). Made popular by Chris Vincent, a well-tuned BSA had bags of go but was also cheap(ish) to run – a double plus for cash-strapped chairmen.pic.twitter.com/SSpEDiF0Xo
  5. Freddie cool…pic.twitter.com/w5y47jLZlP

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