Joey Dunlop OBE (1952 – 2000) William Joseph Dunlop was born at Culduff, near Ballymoney, on 25 February 1952. His career as a motorcycle road racer is unrivalled and earned him an MBE in 1986. He inspired loyalty from a legion of fans spread over every continent. Exhaustive humanitarian work set him apart from any sportsman of his day and for this he was awarded an OBE in 1996. The ‘King of the Roads’ was one of the most remarkable men of his generation. Joey began racing in 1969 and within a few years had established a reputation as an exciting and talented rider. With his colleagues in the Armoy Armada he began to win trophies at circuits and road races throughout the British Isles. When his life was tragically cut short in Estonia in 2000, he had amassed a staggering 26 TT wins at the Isle of Man and 13 at the NW200. Combined with five World Championships and over 160 other victories, his achievements may never be surpassed. This signed picture montage is a unique piece of motorcycling history which will only rise in value as time goes on. It measures 48cm tall X 19cm wide in a quality card frame. The item has never been displayed and is therefore not faded in any way. Your collector’s item prize will come complete with Certificate of Authenticity. GOOD LUCK!