Grand Prix World Champion Kevin Schwantz raced only one way — he raced to win. When he made his move for a pass the world held its breath. Schwantz showed levels of desire, determination and raw courage that ‘s never been equaled. His heart-stopping style and charismatic personality won him legions of loyal fans worldwide. By the time he was done, Schwantz amassed 25 Grand Prix wins, 21 lap records, 29 pole positions and the 1993 World Championship. When he made his tearful retirement the world wept with him and the FIM felt the loss to the sport was so significant that they retired his signature competition number 34. It’s the first time in the history of the sport that a rider had been so honored. Throughout his professional career, Schwantz always rode a Suzuki and never settled for second place. When it comes to choosing a riding school, we think you should do the same.

" A Golden Era" will be a treasured collectable for any racing enthusiast.

Commemorating the American 500cc World Champions of the 80's & 90's. This amazing photographic journey features 24 images. Beginning with Eddie Lawson's 1984 championship winning season and working through moments of glory, like Freddie Spencer's dual championship win in 1985, the fierce battles associated with Wayne Rainey onto the glory for Suzuki & Kevin Schwantz in 1994, this collectable pays tribute to all of these champions.
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