Triumph 955 Daytona yokes adaption to fit 1050 forks and wheel. Offset to suit reduced fork length.
Precision and Detail
Back Street Heroes June '23. Colin Darlow's Malarkey Digger
Classic Bike Magazine Dec '24. Tony Beynon's Goldstar
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"With it's low set clip-ons and rear set pegs the Goldie sends out a very clear message, it's a hairy-chested, uncompromising road burner and it's not hard to see why the Goldie was equally revered by rockers, road racers and rebels. A true classic."
Metal Malarkey Engineering 21stC Goldstar - Original Concept Bill, Rob and Jim Gysin
The two bikes featured in this article were generously loaned to Classic Bike by their owner Tony Benyon a keen motorcycle and aviation enthusiast. Sadly, after a short illness Tony passed away before we had the opportunity to thank him personally for his kindness. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his wife Vanessa.
A number of people were involved in this project and we would like to thank:
Matt Treanor-Cartwright, Reuben and Finn Shepherdson.
Lee Morgan Artworx - Airbrush and paintwork.
Nigel, Grahams Garage - Paintwork
TAB Classics - Tank and seat cowl
Saddlecraft - Seat upholstery
Staffordshire Wheel Works - Wheels build
Bob Dixon - Test ride and article
Chippy Wood - Photographer