| From 1928 to 1955, Britain’s
Phil Vincent designed and manufactured the fastest,
highest-performing and most sought-after motorcycles
in the world. For 20 years, Vincent held the world
land speed record of 150.313 miles per hour. The
picture of Rollie Free setting the record by lying
horizontal atop a Vincent Black Shadow and rocketing
across the Bonneville Salt Flats is perhaps the
most famous photograph in motorcycling history.
On Friday, October 4th, Vincent motorcycles
return—to San Diego. Successful businessman,
entrepreneur and lifelong motorcycle enthusiast
Bernard Li has acquired the trademarks, developed
and negotiated alliances and manufactured the
first prototypes of the new Vincent motorcycle.
Friday will be your chance to see San Diego’s
newest business…up close. This will be a
fully catered event. |
