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The Art of Motorcycle Restoration: An Interview with Greg

Posted On 17 Nov 2023
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This entry is part 38 of 44 in the series Australian Motorcyclist Issue #1

The world of motorcycling encompasses far more than the gleaming models you see on showroom floors. There’s an art to bringing an old classic back to life. And Greg, a seasoned motorcyclist with 45 years under his belt, is a master of this craft.

A Passion Ignited Early

“I’ve owned a few older bikes and know my way around basic maintenance. But the magic lies in reviving an old classic,” begins our host. It’s Greg’s prowess in this realm that truly stands out. “My motorcycle journey began with a 650 Yamaha. And soon after, the allure of classic bikes gripped me, maybe it’s in my genes; after all, my grandfather was an Army bike mechanic during the war,” Greg reveals.

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Australian Motorcyclist Magazine is Australia's leading motorcycle travel magazine.
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