Katana.project Timing cover by Andy B. Posted Monday, January 17, 2005 by Mr.7/11
Nice piece of CNC mass-production there PP (see below ;-), but have a look at this piece of one-off artwork from the hands of Andy B.
Even though I told Andy what it should look like I'm still dumbstruck by the result. More pictures here.
Discuss here.
Latest Product Review Posted Thursday, January 13, 2005 by PerversePolisher
Heavy Duty Engine Casings, available from Bikes, Trikes 'n' Stuff. Really good quality stuff is availabe from this up-and-coming company. They definitely aren't afraid of bringing new and interesting parts from overseas into the UK. As usual, give them a call and let them know you're from this site and they promise site members a "nice" price on any orders.
Click here to read the review
Click here to discuss
GS4.co.uk mirror now on-line Posted Wednesday, January 12, 2005 by Mr.7/11
Just in case GS4.co.uk disappears from the net like announced earlier you can view a local mirror of the website here untill I have converted the articles to the familiar OSS-layout.
Discuss here
Smithy suffers bad crash! :-( Posted Tuesday, January 11, 2005 by Mr.7/11
Damn. Just as I finished the update on Team Pro Weigh I get this e-mail from Smithy. We wish him a speedy full recovery!
Bike of the Month - January 2005 Posted Tuesday, January 11, 2005 by Mr.7/11
No you didn't blink, there was no bike of the month in december 2004... so sue me ;-)
This month's top bike is featured in this month's Streetfighters Magazine and belongs to Pete, who was very smart to stick an OSS sticker on the bike which allways guarantees a place on the OSS-podium, even if you stick it below the seat ;-/
Discuss this bike here.
Team Pro Weigh update Posted Tuesday, January 11, 2005 by Mr.7/11
Fresh paint jobs and shattered engines. Victory and despair run very close when racing dinosaurs in New Zealand.
Smithy gives us an update on team Pro Weigh's latest proceedings.
Discuss here
Have a great new year! Posted Monday, January 3, 2005 by Mr.7/11
I've been having some time off from the site during the last month due to being overwhelmend by what a fantastic year 2004 it was for oldskoolsuzuki.info (and the load of work it provides) ;-)
The website has grown beyond every expectation with huge amounts of support, giving us the possibility to organise lots of great stuff and events.
Thanks to everyone for a fantastic year... roll on 2005!