A humble  man ,very laidback nature,a champion kiwi motorcycle racer.

I met Andrew Stroud at Pukekohe raceway about 14 years ago . Kevin Swantz was there and Andrew rode the BRITTEN. What a gentleman and a fantastic rider. I chatted to him and still have a signed poster of him. Ps I live in South Africa and was in NZ on holiday.

What a wonderful example of a   Kiwi Gentleman & Worlld & N.Z Champion so humble, honest, from the heart healthy.
Oh, and Champion Dad!
Nice work Mr/Mrs Stroud & N.Z

Wow Andrew! You and your wife lead John Britten to the LORD, What a Legend! Bless you Brother!

What a phenomenal person and so many extraordinary experiences in your life and yet such a humble person. One of our great New Zealand Sportsmen. All the best...

15 out of 10. Absolutely brilliant interview

I worked with his brother Mathew, he said they had to wake him up minutes before a race he was so laid back!.

I was at the races at Seaview, Petone sometime in the early 1980s.  There was a young rider in the production 250 races who was obviously fast and SO smooth.  That was Andrew Stroud.

Masterpiece Presentation!!

I remember at Wanganui the Britten across the railway lines the Britten was throttle of and the Ducati,s were full throttle nearly tearing the rubber of the hand grip . The Britten was so quick will never forget that,  Ducatis were so sluggish

A great racing life you've had Andrew. Amazing mate.
Thanks Tim.

Tim..thank you from my heart for this video with Andrew he was trully wonderful speaking about John Britten. John was a wonderful man with passion for his profession.❤

R.I.P John Britton

Did I get old or was that really the height of motor racing - the names took me back to a time of courage and innovation I dont see nowadays.

Superb interview

Awesome vid
Should be standard watching at NZ primary/intermediate schools.
So many inspirational kiwis hail from motorsport.
Most haven't even heard of Denny Hulme , much less Mr Britton.
Thanks for sharing  🙏

Excellent interview. Thanks.

What a lovely man

I had to watch it 3 times again when he said I asked John he could put some forks at the front instead of that front end :))))) so funny

Big thanks for sharing! Such a great rider in his time.