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Life at full throttle, written by a man who lived it. Jeff Hughes — the acclaimed voice of Sport Rider magazine — spent years on two wheels at the very edge of speed. In The Razor’s Edge, he collects his finest stories: the adrenaline, the precision, and the poetry of high-performance motorcycling, from the legendary “Degrees of Control” to tales of iconic machines and unforgettable rides.
Hughes writes with a rider’s soul and a journalist’s eye about the edge every sport rider knows — the razor-thin line between control and chaos, where skill, courage, and machine become one. Whether testing the world’s fastest superbikes, tracing the history of racing icons, or reflecting on what draws riders back to the road, his prose thrums with the same energy as the engines he describes.
A 332-page celebration of the riding life, The Razor’s Edge is essential reading for motorcyclists — and for anyone who loves the romance of speed, as thrilling as a knee-down corner and as enduring as the open road.
Riding a motorcycle at speed invites one of life’s most profound experiences. In The Razor’s Edge, Jeff Hughes — the acclaimed voice of Sport Rider magazine — collects his finest stories from years spent on two wheels, capturing the adrenaline, precision, and poetry of high-performance motorcycling.
From the legendary “Degrees of Control” to tales of legendary machines and unforgettable rides, Hughes writes with a rider’s soul and a journalist’s eye. These are stories about the edge every sport rider knows: the razor-thin line between control and chaos, where skill, courage, and machine become one.
Whether he’s testing the world’s fastest superbikes, tracing the history of racing icons, or reflecting on what draws riders back to the road again and again, Hughes delivers writing that thrums with the same energy as the engines he describes.
Essential reading for motorcyclists and anyone who loves the romance of speed, The Razor’s Edge: The Sport Rider Stories is a 332-page celebration of the riding life — as thrilling as a knee-down corner and as enduring as the open road.

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