1950s Britain was a time of great innovation for the motorcycle. In 1954, riding his father's Vincent outfit, little did he realise how interwoven his own life and the motorcycle scene would become. Through sheer hard work and determination Colin built his reputation as a perfectionist in all things, well respected then and now.
Packed with photographs, the book is one man's vivid memories of motorcycle racing, from the thrills of sidecar racing to the development of the Seeley marque, CSRS and the highly regarded sponsorship and service for racers lucky enough to have the friendship and professional interest of Colin Seeley. With over 250 photos in colour and black/white, 288 pages.