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A prominent motorcycle manufacturer from London is Guy Willison. He is well known for his partnerships with the show’s main host Henry Cole. Henry and Guy worked together on The Motorbike Show.
When he first met Henry, Willson was a tuner and dispatch engineer. They eventually agreed to work together to introduce Gladstone Motorcycles in 2013. The Guy’s absence from Find It, Fix It, Flog It recently left viewers at home confused.
One explanation for the celeb’s withdrawal from the show could be that he set up his own company, 5Four Motorcycles, on his own. According to several viewers, he’s reportedly too busy doing it to have time to take part in the Channel 4 show.
Guy Willison
Who is Guy Willison from? Find, fix, flog? Wikipedia bio of the motorcycle designer
The managing director of Guy Willson’s business, 5Four Motorcycles, is. He is best known for his work on the television shows The Motorbike Show, Shed and Buried and Find It, Fix It, and Flog It.
One of the top motorcycle designers and builders in the UK is the celebrity Skid. Guy begins a new chapter in his motorcycle career by starting his own company, 5Four Motorcycles.
5Four Motorcycles builds and restores limited edition motorcycles. The media covered their work as they partnered with Honda to make a limited edition Honda CB1100 RS in September 2019.
People’s hearts leaped with his transformation of the Norton Commando into the magnificent Norton Commando 961 Street, which had a limited run of 50 bikes and sold out completely within a week.
Additionally, Guy hails from London, UK and attended Shiplake College for his higher education. He seems really invested in redesigning bikes and hasn’t thought to share any more personal details on a publicly accessible platform.
Who is Guy Willison’s wife?
Guy Williamson, a motorcycle redesigner, has not yet revealed his wife’s name. His marital status is also unknown as he has never disclosed it to the media.
The famous person has not revealed any information or glimpses of his personal life on Instagram, his social media site. All the photos on his account are of motorcycles. Since he rarely talks about his marriage or personal life, it’s difficult to draw any conclusions.
Guy was recently spotted participating in discussions on key criteria used to evaluate the bikes submitted to the Honda Owners Club meeting at the Sammy Miller Museum.
They started a podcast with Adrian Giles and Chris Witham, Willson’s colleagues. The podcast covers motorcycle electrical theory and various methods for redesigning motorcycles. His YouTube channel Guy Willson, which has more than 3,44,000 subscribers, hosts the podcasts.
Managing Director of 5Four Motorcycles Guy Willison
Guy Wilson’s friendship with Henry Cole
Henry Cole and Guy Willson have a special bond and their friendship is admirable. Willson’s was inspired by Henry Cole’s Gladstone motorcycle brand.
Cole, a friend of Willson’s who has always offered support to Willson and served as Willson’s biggest source of inspiration to try new ideas and looks for different bikes and bikes, was always there for him.
Guy has shared several photos of himself and his friend Henry on his Instagram account, where he can be reached as @guywillison54 for the 1900+ followers he has there.
Who is Guy Willison?
London-born Guy Willison is known for building handcrafted motorcycles.
Henry Cole, the main host of Find It, Fix It, Flog It is largely responsible for its widespread notoriety. Henry and Guy have previous experience working together on The Motorbike Show.
When Guy worked as a dispatch technician and tuner, Henry was among the customers he served. After that, they came to the conclusion that they should work together and form Gladstone Motorcycles in 2013.
As far as we know, Guy has no social media profiles. He was completely out of sight!
5Four motorcycles
Lately Guy has decided to go it alone and start his own company which he calls 5Four Motorcycles.
His call sign from his time as a shipping driver was the inspiration for the company’s naming.
5Four Motorcycles is a company specializing in the manufacture and restoration of limited edition motorcycles. Their work has received recent media attention due to their collaboration with Honda in September 2019 to produce a limited edition Honda CB1100 RS motorcycle.
TV’s Guy Willison starts a motorcycle company
Guy Willison, a custom motorcycle builder best known for his work alongside Henry Cole on The Motorbike Show, has started a company under his own name called 5Four Motorcycles. 5Four will produce series of limited edition bikes with major manufacturers. The company got its name from the call sign the founder used when he was working as a shipping driver.
After several years working in shipping, mechanics and tuning, Willison teamed up with childhood friend Henry Cole to found Gladstone Motorcycles. Together they hand built a series of nine Gladstone No.1 bikes in a shed.
Willison also designed and built the Gladstone Red Beard, which now holds a UK land speed record for a classic 350cc motorcycle. This record was achieved in collaboration with Sam Lovegrove.
Over the past year they have been working on a new Gladstone, the build-to-order No1 SE, as well as a collaboration with Cole and Norton in which he put his own spin on the existing Commando, resulting in the development of the Commando 961 Road.
Willison told MCN that “this was the realization of a dream I’ve had since I was 11” to produce one of his designs. That dream is still alive thanks to 5Four Motorcycles. Our motto at 5Four is this: “If it doesn’t look great and make the bike go faster, it won’t go on the machine.”