Welcome Amigos

We took the TX out last night for a shake down and to shoot some video.

Here is a still taken from the raw video footage. 

We have a selection of Lossa Engineering pipes in stock at the moment. These high quality stainless shorties 

produce a thumping note on singles, twins and fours. Priced around $195 depending on the inlet side. 

We can fit pipes and also fabricate complete new custom stainless systems for you.

 If you go for a filter and pipe package we can also re jet your carb(s) to suit..

We have a selection of the more common sizes

in both chrome and black back caps.  

We will finish the TX build this week with a new set of Daytona gauges, Ikon rear shocks and a general shake down.

 Project page with the specs and images soon.

Paul's CB 350 is nearing completion so stay tuned for more info on this little road rocket.

Just in case you hadn't seen these vids yet. See See have done a superb job creating an amazing event.

The One Motorcycle Show, No. Five: Part 2 from See See Motor Coffee Co. on Vimeo.

 

The One Motorcycle Show, No. Five: Part 1 from See See Motor Coffee Co. on Vimeo.

 

Well you must be wondering what had happened to the 66 Blog and a variety of different web looks. To cut to the chase we lost control of one of our best assets and learnt a valuable lesson along the way. We now have the reins in our hands again so expect lots of eye candy, new builds, local and international news, videos and shenanigans.

We rode out to Barbagallo Raceway on Saturday to watch the Nationals. With some very interesting machines, methanol in the air and some great characters to meet it was 'petrol head heaven'. We arrived quite late in the day so didn't really get much time to walk all the pits. However here are a few bits and pieces which did catch my eye (must have a hub fetish I think).

 A few weeks back we took part in the Perth Motorcycle Show. Thanks to everyone for your help and support putting the 66 stand together and putting in the hours over the three days. Awesome stuff. We had vintage tunes banging out, the video screen was packed with images of motorcycle culture and our painted lady caught the attention of a few punters. We even roped in the Helmet House girls. Here are a few pics of what we got up to.

With Aftershock fast approaching I thought it was timely to bring out the family album of slider shots. Taken in the 40-50's I believe at the South Australian speedway. Jap 500... I want one.

How cool is this video, makes me wanna go get some Hursts.... now that's marketing.