Book Description
NSU [Neckarsulmer Stricken Union] was not only one of the real pioneers of the German car, motorcycle and bicycle industries, but also enjoyed over a century of production, beginning in 1873 with knitting machines and ending in 1977 when the final NSU car rolled off the Neckarsulm production line.
About the Author
Mick Walker has been involved in the motorcycle industry since the early 1960s when he started racing while still serving in the RAF and had wins at most major circuits. He started his own business, Mick Walker Motorcycles, in 1969, importing Italian machines, and was a leading race sponsor during the 1970s with his riders gaining numerous victories including the Manx Grand Prix and British Grand Prix. Between 1983 and 1987 he was editor of Motorcycle Enthusiast and in 1985 his first book was published. He has now written over 110 titles. He is a resident of Cambridgeshire, England.