John Britten was a backyard visionary whose small team created the world's most innovative motorcycle, the Britten V1000, on a shoe-string budget in his garage in Christchurch, New Zealand.    The race bike took on the worlds biggest manufacturers and won, breaking four world speed records and attaining legendary status for its revolutionary 'frameless' design in the process. At the time of Johns early death from cancer he was considered by many to be the best motorcycle engineers in the world. His story is one of perseverance, courage, humility and creativity.