Alan Carter Book: Light in the Darkness

[@daveyben100]

I loved this book. Alan Carter is top shelf. Writing this must have been heart breaking for him. I'm glad he's found peace with himself and wish all the best for him and his family. I truly respect this man and his guts to write about his heart breaking story. I both laughed and cried reading the book. A good bloke no doubt. I hope someday to meet Alan. Dave Bennett, Indiana USA

[@lassoatrain]

People often fail to realize how quick life can change and how precious those moments of health and happiness are. Aristotle taught us in allegory in the cave that humans even In misery find a place of comfort but he never said it would be easy. Thank you for sharing your story and congradulations on your fine book.

[@firth636]

If ever a man deserved some good luck for a change its Alan. A top,lovely, genuine guy. The book is a gripping read, I read it in one 12 hour sitting ! Recommend this book very highly.

[@Casio61]

One of the best books I've ever read. I constantly pick it up and read a chapter.

[@motogeo]

Thank you Alan ❤

[@fuji-mame]

I just remembered his name from a large photo in the Japanese magazine named Grand Prix Illustrated, which I subscribed to, of a rider aggressively attacking a corner. I was about 15 years old.Thanks .

[@davidwebb5732]

Wishing you all the best just think of the good times you had with your family God bless you stay strong and safe.

[@tokolosh6467]

Will never forget Brands Hatch 1985 on a mixed practice, I was on a 750 and Alan on the 250 came past me like I was looking for parking.

[@nervo6321]

I wish Alan all the best , he seems a genuinely nice bloke who had to endure an extremely hard life emotionally, saw Kenny ride many times at Hull and Halifax , always seemed a tough nut whereas Alan seems a lot more softer personality.

[@no1LCRACER]

back in 2009 or 2001 i raced with Aaln at cadwell park i was on my 350lc at the time and he was on a cb500 crimsion red one it was parked next to him as he was out showing mal round he was giving my lc a look over lol it was nice to run with him then

[@stevencockroft6455]

Brilliant book both brothers were top riders infact most of the carter family seem to have oil in there blood as do there cousins I know all the best good luck..

[@leslawrence3950]

Respect and best wishes

[@bilberrycom]

god loves a tryer alan!!

[@markholroyde9412]

Wow, this brings back memories, I knew Kenny when I was 15, he came down to Copley "scramble" track...under the railway arches with a 7 speed? EMC Moto X bike, used to go up to Mal's farm up Norland to buy CB radios LOL, I hated what he did to his Wife and himself, pissed me the fk off . Always up at the Pharaoh Garage on a weekend looking at the bikes..

[@peterdyson9590]

I am a speedway fan I didn't see Kenny ride for Newcastle but for both Halifax Dukes and Bradford Dukes I miss Speedway and Kenny of course I Saw Alan win that G.P. on his road bike I also Admire Hannah Cockroft Stan Maddy and of course Ed Sheeran all born in Halifax

[@milliewilkie1969]

tried to buy the book its out of print

[@rockypup1968]

Brilliant book , full of tragedy tho but still a great read ..

[@garryclegg6499]

They are trying to replicate robots with a human brain they don't stand a chance. Especially people who race bike's 😁