Daryl Tearne is the Design Director at Crocker Motorcycle Company, located in Toronto, Ontario. In 2005, Crocker Motorcycle Company approached Daryl to lead the design of a modern Crocker concept motorcycle. At Crocker, he is also responsible for the design of all print items and creating and maintaining the brand image. He also plays a key role in developing the production of the Crocker 1936-1942 replica models.

Before becoming part of the Crocker Motorcycle Company, Daryl worked briefly for Type-U, a motorcycle design studio based in Barcelona, Spain. He also studied with GK Design Europe, of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
His award winning Thesis project took the concept of ‘Maglev’ and applied it into a hub- less wheel. It featured in both Cycle Canada, and Solo Moto Magazines, and was shown at several Motorcycle shows in Ontario.

Daryl has also been a guest speaker at the RDG Ontario, and lectures and critiques the Transportation Design students at Humber Institute.