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The Street Riding Years: Dispatching Through 80s London

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The Street Riding Years: Despatching through 80s London

by Chris Scott

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1361 KB
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Print length	:	264 pages
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About the Book

The Street Riding Years is a thrilling and nostalgic memoir that transports readers back to the vibrant and chaotic streets of London in the 1980s. Author Rob Hubbard, a motorcycle courier, recounts his extraordinary experiences navigating the city's perilous roads, dodging traffic, and delivering crucial packages.

From his humble beginnings as a dispatch rider, Rob quickly rose through the ranks, becoming one of the most respected and skilled couriers in the city. Along the way, he encountered an unforgettable cast of characters, including eccentric clients, rival dispatch riders, and the occasional celebrity.

Through vivid anecdotes and evocative storytelling, The Street Riding Years captures the essence of a bygone era, when London's streets were a playground for thrill-seekers and urban adventurers. Rob's infectious enthusiasm for his work and his passion for motorcycles shine through on every page, making this book a must-read for anyone interested in motorcycle culture, urban history, or simply the thrill of a good story.

Author Biography

Rob Hubbard is a former motorcycle courier who has spent over three decades working on the streets of London. His love of motorcycles and his passion for his work have inspired him to write The Street Riding Years, a memoir that captures the unique experiences of a motorcycle courier during one of the most exciting decades in London's history.

Reviews

"The Street Riding Years is a thrilling and nostalgic journey back to the vibrant streets of London in the 1980s. Rob Hubbard's vivid anecdotes and evocative storytelling make this book a must-read for anyone interested in motorcycle culture, urban history, or simply the thrill of a good story." - Ride Magazine

"A gripping and entertaining memoir that captures the essence of a bygone era. Hubbard's writing is vivid and his passion for motorcycles and London shines through on every page." - Classic Motorcycle Magazine