Ed Hertfelder Greeves Articles.
Swapping recent enjoyable posts with 'Bearingman' (Kenny Sykes) over in the USA had me thinking back to the entertaining articles I used to read in the American magazines back in the early seventies as a lad, especially in 'DirtBike' and 'Cycle World'.
There was a guy called Ed Hertfelder who used to do a regular feature about his enduro riding experiences that I often found hilarious. He did a few peices on Greeves, and there used to be a link to them from Frank Conley's old website, but when he updated it they seemed to have disappered....
Fortunately, Mark Hanna has 'rescued' them and the two articles are now on his excellent Greeves website. Here's the links, and don't forget, it's just a bit of fun! Enjoy!
'The Way We Was'. http://www.kivas.com/greeves/hertfelder/12hert.html
'Moveable Trademark'. http://www.kivas.com/greeves/hertfelder/1hert.html
I also managed to find this gem, and article EH wrote about his experiences with a Grumph and the 60's Enduro scene in the USA. After you've clicked on the link, you may have to scroll down the page a little way to find the article. It's a cracking read!
'Enduring Memories'. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Y...epage&q&f=true
Brian.
There was a guy called Ed Hertfelder who used to do a regular feature about his enduro riding experiences that I often found hilarious. He did a few peices on Greeves, and there used to be a link to them from Frank Conley's old website, but when he updated it they seemed to have disappered....
Fortunately, Mark Hanna has 'rescued' them and the two articles are now on his excellent Greeves website. Here's the links, and don't forget, it's just a bit of fun! Enjoy!
'The Way We Was'. http://www.kivas.com/greeves/hertfelder/12hert.html
'Moveable Trademark'. http://www.kivas.com/greeves/hertfelder/1hert.html
I also managed to find this gem, and article EH wrote about his experiences with a Grumph and the 60's Enduro scene in the USA. After you've clicked on the link, you may have to scroll down the page a little way to find the article. It's a cracking read!
'Enduring Memories'. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Y...epage&q&f=true
Brian.