biking history novels?

[Dr. DaveJPS]

have recently read "stealing speed" which I really enjoyed.
I've just picked up "the nazi TT" and am enjoying it immensely and thus was wondering if there are any others that people can recommend?


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[Dr. DaveJPS]

well just finished the "nazi TT" it's a lot better written than "stealing speed" (which meanders off topic seemingly as and when the author has had the thought).
The only criticism I had of "the nazi TT" is there is no quibbling as to if the riders were in the organisations they were in simply because they wanted to race.

but worth a read all the same
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[Zero]

Don't know if this is of any use to you, I just typed in 'motorcycle history' in the books section of Amazon UK and a few interesting titles popped up...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=motorcycle+history

'A History of the Early Motorcycle' and 'Japans Motorcycle Wars' caught my eye.

Sorry I haven't got any recommendations though!!
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EDIT: Just seen a reader review for one of them on Amazon US and sounds quite good...

https://www.amazon.com/Japans-Motorcycle-Wars-Industry-History/dp/0774814535

[That_Hornet]

Speaking of biking history. I recorded 'Twist the throttle'. On discovery turbo.

Had the history of Honda. Looking indepth at Soichiro Hond.

Very intresting.