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Videos of metal shaping and motorbike guru, Steve Roberts

In the November/December issue 105 of The Shed, our cover story is on a Kiwi legend of metal shaping and motorbikes, Steve Roberts. If you enjoyed that article here is a link to a website that has even more of Steve's story as well as videos of the cars and bikes he has constructed and inside info from chats with Steve.

In the November/December issue 105 of The Shed, our cover story is on a Kiwi legend of metal shaping and motorbikes, Steve Roberts.
If you enjoyed that article here is a link to a website that has even more of Steve’s story as well as videos of the cars and bikes he has constructed and inside info from chats with Steve.
See below one of those videos, this one here on Can Am Series cars, or head to madeinwhanganui.nz for loads more.

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