February 25, 20188 yr I was doing some research, on something else, in the attic but came across this. I assume somebody's wife was called Susan but can't recall what year this would have been - has anyone any recollection of the history of these machines? Described as "competitive" but, strangely, the twinshock class is not awash with them now Edited February 25, 20188 yr by 2stroke4stroke
February 25, 20188 yr Too bad I already paid for "A new competitive machine" at considerably the same price as other current machines. And I didn't even get Sammy Miller foot rests. Thanks for posting this though. I love to see these small unknown manufacturers. Somebody's hopes and dreams rested on that bike. And probably their savings too.
February 26, 20188 yr Guessing early 70s going off the shape of the CZ engine. I started trials on a CZ with the earlier egg shaped motor that I built a frame for, the motor was better than the villiers & bantam engines with more power & full circle crankshaft. Biggest issue was the charging system
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