Reviving the legacy of Lenin

ECONOMYNEXT – The 1953 British motorcycle was more than just a reliable workhorse. It was a symbol of my father, Lenin Lindberg’s, identity. To him, it was his most treasured possession, one he hoped would be passed down to the next generation. The throaty growl of the single-cylinder 350cc machine had the gravitas of a military parade commander. The entire neighbourhood would know when he left for, or returned home from, work. The beat of the bike was also the warning for my brother and me to rush home from the nearby playground. Although he later shifted to more modern…

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