Evan's New R&D Office

Laura's Improved Offiec

Well about a month ago, Laura was gone for a couple weeks on a trip to Europe.
The crew here at Electrosport figured this was a good opportunity to give Laura’s office a makeover.

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Burned Sausages!

A quick update here on why Trent the Sales guy is not allowed to cook for Friday BBQ’s anymore.

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Caught in the act, Jon the new guy cooking!

Here's Jon, our new Shipping Guru working his magic on some (awesome) Beef Tri-Tip

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Yeah, it’s my Birthday today…

I could imagine that you guys are staring at this picture wondering what the heck happened, well when you do not ride with an HID headlight you get hurt. This thankfully was not my ankle it was one of my best friends ankle who also does Tech Support here at ElectroSport Industries. Please feel free to call Electrosport and hit two for tech support to make fun of him. His name is Steven. Because of this little incident he is now going to be upgrading to an HID kit.

Here’s a quick video of me on the way to the office…

Not really… I’ve got the good sense to NEVER run the camera when I am hustling to the office… No incriminating evidence :-)

Check out this riding enthusiast as he routinely introduces his front tire to the sky at 300 KPH as indicated by our Acewell 3900 Series Speedometer mounted on his turbocharged GSXR 1100.

If your riding style tends to lean towards the sporting end of things and you’ve come to the realization that your stock instrument cluster just can’t cut it… I’ve got the solution to your troubles. ElectroSport is North America’s Distributor for the entire line of Acewell motorsports speedometer computers… and I know one of them is sure to match your riding style perfectly.

Here’s a link to the model seen in the video: Acewell 3900 Series Speedometer.

PS… Please don’t ride like this on open roads… That’s what track days are for.

Ride Safe (and OFTEN!)

- Scott

We’ve all been there…stranded miles from civilization with a motorcycle that won’t start as a result of a weak OEM ignition.

That sick feeling begins to sink in as you realize that you will have to either push your beloved scoot to the nearest town. Or worse… leave it on the side of the road and pray that nobody “buzzard picks” it while you are trying to get help.

OEM Leave you dead?