Wrench'n Ride'n

My Speedmaster had its 20k service done with Trooper Lu's Garage  last week. Outstanding customer service. There are many in the motorcycle/automotive industry that could learn what real customer service is from Trooper Lu's. The Speedmaster was well looked after. Top stuff guys. Thank you.

Most of you MZ/MuZ owners would have used or known about BSA Regal in the UK and the fantasic service they supplied as a spares dealer for MZ/MuZ parts. They no longer supply spares for MZs. There is now a new dealer in the UK for both MZ bikes and spares. GRAHAMS MOTORCYCLES They has a small stock of Skorpion spares up on their site so far. Click here to see this. This is a sample of what they have... MZ6205DDU Head race bearing kit for all Skorpion models Price : £17.16 Stock Item : Yes MZ9021101 Front brake lever Price : £16.09 Stock Item : Yes MZ6203DDU Rear wheel bearing ( requires 2 ) Price : £6.30 Stock Item : Yes They also have an eBay Store . This has no items listed yet. Lets hope they will end up stocking a full range of spares so we can keep our Skorpions on the road for many years to come. I am in now way contected with this shop. 17/11/2007 {EDIT} I emailed Grahams Motorcycles to let them know that I had put this artcile up about them. Besides being thankful for this th...

Today I and Lilly, youngest daughter, rode into Camperdown. We had a mission. To try out the café at Deus Ex Machina and kick some tyres in their bike shop. We wanted to sample some of their hot beverages and soak up the 40/50s atmosphere. No way were we disappointed. What a great place. Not just for die hard bikers but also for the locals. The shop/café is located at 98-104 Parramatta Rd Camperdown. About 5 mins from the centre of Sydney by fast single cylinder bike with open megaphone. If you can’t see the giant DEUS bike logo painted on the side of the building just look for the cool bikes parked around the shop. The MZ looked great parked next to a Guzzi Griso. Around the corner was a Triumph chopper, a tricked up SR500 single and the Japanese brother of the MZ, a SZR660. Walk into the Café and you are great with lots of noise. Good noise. Happy noise. People sitting around chatting over a hot drink and a meal. Biker people with jackets and helmets. Locals who come here for their c...