Kenny Shepherd Collection
Kenny Shepherd: A Legend on Two Wheels From his early days as a rising star to becoming a true legend in the world of motorcycle racing
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Kenny Shepherd: A Legend on Two Wheels From his early days as a rising star to becoming a true legend in the world of motorcycle racing, it has left an indelible mark on the sport. Born with a passion for speed and adrenaline, he quickly made a name for himself on the track. In 1980, Kenny burst onto the scene as one of the Newcomer Manx Grand Prix winners, showcasing his immense talent and determination. This victory set the stage for what would become an illustrious career filled with triumphs and unforgettable moments. Throughout his career, Kenny rode for various renowned teams such as Yamaha, Suzuki, Armstrong, Kawasaki, BSA - each partnership bringing its own unique challenges and successes. In 1981 at the Senior Manx Grand Prix riding Yamaha's powerful machine, he proved that he was not just another rider but a force to be reckoned with. The years that followed saw Kenny's dominance continue to grow. In 1982 during the 350 TT race aboard Yamaha's lightning-fast bike, he displayed unmatched skill and precision. The following year in 1983 at Junior TT while riding Armstrong's fierce machine showcased his ability to adapt effortlessly to different motorcycles. Kenny's versatility shone through once again in 1984 when he conquered both Junior and Senior TT races astride Yamaha bikes - leaving spectators awe-struck by his sheer brilliance on two wheels. That same year at Classic TT aboard BSA's iconic motorcycle further solidified his status as one of motorcycling's greats. As time went on, Kenny continued to push boundaries and defy expectations. In 1985 during Production TT race representing Suzuki team demonstrated yet again why he was considered among the elite riders of his generation. In later years like in 2014 at Junior Manx Grand Prix piloting Kawasaki’s beastly machine showed that age had not diminished his hunger for victory nor dulled his skills.