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Send a textHarris Performance was a renowned British motorcycle engineering company established by brothers Lester and Stephen Harris, along with Steve Bayford in the 1970s. Famous for designing and manufacturing high-performance racing frames and components, they were instrumental in the development of grand prix and endurance racing motorcycles.Origins: Founded in Hertford, UK, by brothers Lester and Stephen Harris, the company gained a reputation for creating superior chassis for large-capacity racing engines.Racing Impact: Harris Performance designed and built frames for various racing categories, including Grand Prix 500cc and endurance, working with major manufacturers like Yamaha and Suzuki.Legacy: They became renowned for making bikes faster and better handling through custom-engineered, lightweight steel and aluminum frames.Acquisition: Royal Enfield acquired the company in 2015 to bolster their chassis design and development capabilities, integrating their operations into the Royal Enfield UK Technology Centre Support the show
