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Valentino Rossi Portrait of a MotoGenius by Mat Oxley Here is a glorious photographic biography of arguably the greatest motorcycle racer of all time. Fabulous full-colour photographs capture the larger-than-life character of one of the worlds most charismatic sporting personalities, both on- and off-track. Rossis life is charted from his earliest days, following in his racer fathers wheeltracks, his graduation through the ranks, winning the 125, 250 and 500 World Championships, to his domination of the 200mph MotoGP class, first with Honda, then in 2004 with the previously underperforming Yamaha squad. A visual treat for all who appreciate Rossis talent and take on life in this age of conformist motorsport. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 160pp 230 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252361 no: H4236 Haynes rrp: 19.99 The Scooter Book Everything you need to know about owning, enjoying and maintaining your scooter by Alan Seeley Following on from the success of The Motorcycle Book, this extensively illustrated, all-colour book provides comprehensive reference for all scooter owners and enthusiasts. From traditional to sports, through bigwheel and Super, all aspects of buying, riding, maintaining and tuning a scooter are included. Whether a beginner or experienced rider, the reader will find all the information they need to get on the road and stay on the road safely. There are detailed sections on how a scooter works and how to keep it running, with extensive maintenance and trouble-shooting chapters. Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 192pp 300 colour illustrations isbn: 1844250954 no: H4095 Haynes rrp: 14.99 The Scott Motorcycle (Re-issue) The Yowling Two-stroke by Jeff Clew Scott motorcycles never fail to draw a crowd. Conceived 100 years ago by an unorthodox Yorkshireman who invented the vertical two-stroke twin and then placed his engine in an open frame machine, the Scott motorcycle was at the time viewed as beautiful, well-built and smooth but certain eccentricities meant it was not always easy to ride. Jeff Clews authoritative and fascinatingly illustrated book, reissued to meet continuing demand, tells the full story of the machine described as the Bugatti of motorcycles. celebrates the eccentricity of these fascinating machines Motorcycle Sport Leisure Hardback, 230 x 170mm, 240pp 150 b w illustrations isbn: 0854291644 no: F164 Haynes rrp: 19.99 NEW June 2006 Barry Sheene Motorcycle racings jet-set superstar by Michael Scott Barry Sheene, one of historys great motorcycle racers, proved his skill with 19 Grand Prix wins and two World Championships. He added ambition, intelligence and vision to his Cockney charm and it made him formidable. No other rider had seen the big picture so clearly. Starring in high-profile ad campaigns and in Londons fast social set, he played the media to charm the public and his personal courage in facing serious injury made them love him more. Even after retirement Sheene remained famous he was racings first two-wheel superstar. Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 208pp 120 b w, 80 colour illustrations isbn: 184425013X no: H4013 Haynes rrp: 25.00 Sport Riding Techniques How to develop real world skills for speed, safety and confidence on the street and track by Nick Ienatsch foreword by Kenny Roberts Winning racer, motojournalist, and lead instructor at former world champion Freddie Spencers riding school, Nick Ienatsch is uniquely qualified to write a book specifically for sporting street bike riders. His tips and exercises will help you ride quickly and safely on the street, or race that much faster on the track. He covers a wide range of techniques, from fundamentals to sophisticated, race-proven skills for advanced riding and track days. Whether youre a novice or a veteran, Nick provides you with the tools to analyse and improve your performance. Paperback, 279 x 229mm, 128pp 176 colour and b w illustrations isbn: 1893618072 no: DB1807 DaviD Bull rrp: 17.99 Superbikes of the Seventies by Roland Brown Some of the most charismatic motorcycles ever produced were built during the 1970s. The decade ushered in shattering performance, evocative styling, and distinctive personalities among the European, Japanese, and American manufacturers. Renowned motorcycling author Roland Brown rides the best of the decade and offers a contemporary perspective on the machines that created the superbike category. This is a must-have book for vintage bike buyers and enthusiasts who are keen to know more about the strengths-and the weaknesses-of these exciting motorcycles. Hardback, 279 x 229mm, 192pp 227 colour illustrations isbn: 189361817X no: DB1817 DaviD Bull rrp: 29.99 Suzuki GSX-R A Legacy of Performance by Marc Cook foreword by Kevin Schwantz The Suzuki GSX-R series is synonymous with performance and has become one of the most evocative marques in motorcycling. This book explores the original GSX-R750 concept, its competition successes, and how its eye-opening performance, light weight, and charismatic personality established the race-replica market segment that Suzuki continues to define. Each generation of the GSX- R family is explored through interviews with Suzuki engineers and designers. Readers will be taken inside the off-limits Ryuyo R D center and test track, site of all the engineering and development of the GSX-R models, followed by a virtual factory tour showing a GSX-R being built. Hardback, 279 x 229mm, 160pp Over 200 illustrations isbn: 189361851X no: DB1851 DaviD Bull rrp: 17.99 Suzuki GSX-R750: Haynes Great Bikes Series by Rob Simmonds foreword by Kevin Schwantz Suzukis seminal GSX-R750 is an evergreen favourite with bikers across the world. When launched in 1985 it almost single-handedly kick-started the craze for race-replica machines, and since then the machine has been one of the leading benchmarks for performance and style, as well as character, in the sports bike class. The GSX-R has stayed in production in its many different forms for the past 15 years and has also had an enviable race record. Since the bikes launch, more than 40,000 have been sold worldwide. Well worth adding to the library Met on Wheels Hardback, 259 x 195mm, 160pp 130 colour illustrations isbn: 1859608213 no: H821 Haynes rrp: 19.99 The Triumph Story Racing and production models from 1902 to the present day by David Minton Triumph, one of the worlds most famous motorcycle makes, has seen periods of great technical progress and commercial and racing success followed by downturns in fortune. This has led to major changes in the management and design teams as well as the restructuring of the company. The complex company history is told here in full, from foundation through to its present-day resurgence. covers all competition and road machines Classic Bike Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 192pp 160 illustrations including colour isbn: 1859604137 no: H413 Haynes rrp: 19.99 Triumph T120/T140 Bonneville: Haynes Great Bikes Series by Steve Wilson foreword by Hughie Hancox For several decades, Triumphs twin engine design by Edward Turner dictated the direction of the whole motorcycle industry. For many, the best twin of all is the Triumph Bonneville. Spearhead of a highly successful export drive, winning production racer and top streetfighter of its day, the Bonnie retains a special place in the hearts of motorcyclists worldwide. Written by the author of the well-respected sixvolume British Motor Cycles Since 1950, this is an expert study of the machine, including the 2000 model. detailed and comprehensive Classic Bike Guide Hardback, 259 x 195mm, 160pp 143 mainly colour illustrations isbn: 1859606792 no: H679 Haynes rrp: 17.99 E-mail: sales@haynes.co.uk Website: www.haynes.co.uk 87

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