Shed and Buried

Sam and Henry journey to Leicestershire to meet Eddie Roberts, a former motorcycle racer. While there, they discover his remarkable collection of bikes, which features a scarce 1962 well‑preserved Greeves Sportsman among the many machines displayed in his private showroom.

The show follows Sam and Henry as they set off for a day in Leicestershire, forming the centrepiece of an episode that blends travel with a touch of motor‑bike history. It’s presented as a straightforward programme, with the two hosts taking the viewer along on their journey. In this instalment the pair head to the county to catch up with Eddie Roberts, a former professional motorbike racer. Their purpose is simple: to meet the man behind a notable collection of two‑wheel memorabilia, and to get a closer look at what has made his name stick in the racing community. Eddie’s assemblage is highlighted for its breadth, and among the pieces he keeps on display is a particularly scarce 1962 Greeves Sportsman. The rarity of that model underlines the depth of his hobby, and the episode gives the audience a clear view of the bike’s distinctive features. By the end of the segment, viewers are left with a concise portrait of Eddie Roberts’s passion for motorbikes, anchored by the striking presence of the 1962 Greeves. The programme wraps up the visit without straying beyond the core meeting and the showcase of the rare machine.