Steve Trinder Motorcycle Racer

The disappointing performance of the Matchless G45 twin-cylinder racer prompted Associated Motor Cycles to develop an over-bored version of the firms successful AJS 7R 350 single as a contender for the 500 class.

Steve trinder motorcycle racer. Gary Steven Wise was born in McAllen Texas on June 2 1957. Junes brother and general engine man Dave Saunders. Steves father Gary was an avid motorcycle enthusiast and took young Steve to local races from an early age.

Steve Trinder runs a race team still after a somewhat chequered career as a rider with allegations of over-sized motors being run at Bathurst and other places among some of the issues. Without a shadow of doubt they were the dream team of Machin and Saunders garage at West Barkwith near Wragby Lincolnshire diminutive ace rider Steve Machin and his wife June. 1980 Swann Series Oran Park Trinder and Sayle second and third on the parade lap.

Croz ahead of Lee Roebuck and the emerging Wayne Gardner. Seaton qualified front row with a 103 after quickly adapting to the Aprilia RSV4. A 652cc variant of the factory 500cc GP bikes Trinders XR23 is.

This photo was taken early in the race when the bike still had a a fairing. As he built up his acting career throughout the 1950s he continued to ride recreationally but the real encounter that would change him from casual rider to motorcycle legend took place in 1959 when he met Los Angeles Triumph dealer and racer Bud Ekins. Bryan and the guys in the workshop have done a fantastic job developing this motorcycle.

Trinder joined Crosby in the first of two monumental dices. He raced at our last Road Closure Race Meeting in Canberra and distinguished himself by crashing in his first race and taking Andrew Johnson out with him. Here is Dennis Neill Honda CB1100R.

The first race win anywhere in the world for the longitudinal twin Kawasaki. Chris Seatons return to the Australian FX-Superbike Championship on board the Trinder Aprilia RSV4 was nothing short of impressive taking the outright win in the FX National Championship. The Bell Helmets 100 production race was one of the support events.