
2-stroke expert Dr. Joseph Ehrlich set up EMC in the late 1940s. The company produced a handful of street bikes, and was quite successful in racing up to the 1960s. EMC made a brief comeback in the early 90s, financed by Quadrant Shocks. In 1993, they commissioned this design from me for a 250cc 2-stroke GP bike, although I've no idea what became of it.

V8 GP-bike proposal made for Ian Drysdale in 2000. Along with the TVR sports bike, this is one of my most copied designs, having appeared as a logo for a German design company (hardly a good advertisement for either their creativity or their ethics), a modified 150cc Honda by some guy in India and in a Japanese computer game - all without permission!

Set of proposals made for Lehman Trikes in 2004. The brief was to produce a style that blended with the H-D Electra Glide as if it was designed in-house. I guess it succeeded because the trikes were later sold through official Harley dealers.
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Drysdale is my 2nd favourite bike ever (after the Britten) ...a Drysdele engineering with Glynn Kerr design would be epic.
Awesome !!!!!!!!
Awesome !!!!!!!!
Drysdale is my 2nd favourite bike ever (after the Britten) ...a Drysdele engineering with Glynn Kerr design would be epic.