I posted a few days ago about my new bike. I’ve been slowing chipping away at it over the past week and a half.
Please check the right navigation bar for updates under “1974 RD350 project”
As usual, comments, emails, suggestions are welcome.
razorgirls.org used to be completely motorcycle oriented, then when I switched to wordpress, it turned into more of a “blog” with some personal ramblings and some motorcycle-related stuff.
Like anything that wants to survive, razorgirls is changing.
Phoenix Vintage Motorcyclists is a cafe and vintage bike photo-heavy site we created recently.
razorgirls.org will continue to have moto-content, but will also continue in the direction it’s been flowing for a while now with random ramblings included.
Please enjoy both sites.
They are similar, but different enough to hopefully keep you entertained.
I enjoy feedback, so please send me a message if you feel like it.
Razorgirls.org originally started as a motorcycle oriented website. Those of you who remember it from those many years ago, know that it was full of useful moto-information and links. We also had pages for the various members and their bikes. While we still have some moto-information and fun on this site (see sidebar), it is not geared in the way we would like. The intention was not to have a random “blog.”
We would like to get back to our roots, while continuing with some of the rambling that has been happening here lately.
Razorgirls.org will be posting more vintage-bike related photos and events. We are linking with the active and semi-organized Arizona Cafe Racers to kickstart the near invisible Phoenix cafe bikers to come out and play
For as large an area this Phoenix-land is, and with such a decent population size, there is a lack of cool vintage bike stuff happening.
This is changing.
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