Great bike pictures and videos.

[Taipan]

[Taipan]

[Taipan]

[Skub]

[Taipan]

[Yorick]

I saw him ride a few times. Last was at Donny late 90s.

[Demannu]

Saw him at Donny in 88 on Schwantz's spare bike, trainers, paddock jacket, no gloves, giving it some out of mcleans

[Skub]

A proper legend and a good bloke to boot.

[ajlog]

[rodbargee]

[Taipan]

[The Spin Doctor]

Good to see he's using the 75 / 25 brake rule.

[Yorick]

Good to see he's using the 75 / 25 brake rule.

I never wore out rear brake pads in 35 years racing and track riding.
Barely used them.

[David]

Good to see he's using the 75 / 25 brake rule.

I never wore out rear brake pads in 35 years racing and track riding.
Barely used them.

Going too slow!

[Tricky]

Great pic of a proper handsome looking bike

[Horse]

Great pic of a proper handsome looking bike

Did they style the wings after seeing this?

[kendo57]

[Skub]

Renthal was formed in 1969 by motorcycle and engineering enthusiasts Andrew Renshaw and Henry Rosenthal, initially making handlebars for trials bikes. The "Ren" from Renshaw and the "thal" from Rosenthal make up the world famous Renthal brand name, synonymous with the revolution of aluminium handlebars.

In 1975 the company entered the motocross market, with a full time production facility in Manchester, UK. The very same place where the company resides today. Renthal grew steadily through the 70's and 80's before bursting into the US market in the early 90's.

In October 2000, the Renthal factory was destroyed by a massive fire. What replaced the original factory was a completely new, state of the art manufacturing and design facility. Renthal's 49,000 sq. ft. factory houses a huge and diverse range of production, quality control and R&D machinery and equipment.

In 2004 Renthal added to its list of records, becoming the first aluminium handlebar to be fitted as original equipment on a Japanese off-road motorcycle. This is possibly one of the highest accolades of quality a company in this industry could receive. Now Honda, Kawasaki and Suzuki choose Renthal handlebars for their performance motocross models.

[Taipan]

[The Spin Doctor]

Oi... that no 34... he's pinched my old helmet!