Motorcycles

This is on of two bikes I currently own and ride - the other is a Yamaha FJR1300 tourer not pictured.

This Gixxer is tricked up - you can see some of the bling.

It shows 160BHP at the rear tyre on the dyno and it weighs only 160kg. Everything is lightened.

The performance is ferocious and the handling is sublime.


			June 2005 I rode my 'Ace to Mugello with my mate Tony - also on an 'Ace - to watch Moto GP. Click here to see some pics.

			June 2006 I rode my 'Ace to Catalunya with my mate Tony - also on an 'Ace and Mick on a Bandit 600s- to watch Moto GP. Click here to see some pics.

		This Ducati 996 belongs to Tony who came to Mugello with me - but it stayed at home and he rode an 'Ace like mine for the trip. Click the picture to go to the Ducatisti Forum Website.

James Toseland at the MCN Autumn Spectacular, Butlins, Skegness, Oct 10 2004.

Having won the Superbikes World Championship one week earlier, the reception James received was louder than anything I have experienced.

A privilege to hear him play keyboards with his band "Crash".

A memorable weekend as I was also able to watch Valentino Rossi on the big screens, along with about 200 other fans, as he dealt with the opposition in Sepang.

This is brand new Glamour and Figure model Jenny in her first shoot ever - surely a star in the making. I have put a page of her photos in the register.

The bike belongs to Bunny - a mate at the biking cafe - and is a Kawasaki ZX-12R which has been race prepped and under dyno tests shows a top end of 220mph. Under track testing it has reached 200mph and climbing.


	Bikeworld in Southend were kind enough to allow us to shoot a couple of ads for the new Chip and Pin credit card machines. Jemma looks a lot better than I do.

Above is the sight outside the Ace Cafe in North London on Easter bank holiday Monday 12 April 2004 as we prepared for the Southend Shakedown run. My friends are on the steps going in the door under the "London" sign. I was lucky to be able to use the ladder of a bloke bill posting just as he finished.


		This bike as a Harley Ultra Classic Doesn't Sammy-Jo look the part?


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