Subject: Two Stroke Militia
From: Terry Frazier Response To: Top of Thread.  
Date: 7/27/2008; 1:55 PM Comments: 0
Categories: Reviews, Technology, Two-Stroke
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tsm_logo_blk_web.jpgHere's another helpful and entertaining site in the two-stroke wars — Two Stroke Militia. The site was apparently put together by three guys in the northeast — Jeff Conboy, Tim Weeks, and John Nicholas — and features some of the best analysis and commentary on the two-stroke situation that I've seen. I'm happy to see that they've picked up sponsorship from quite a few companies that also love the smell of race gas and castor oil.

Check out this page on modern two-stroke weapons. Gotta love that new Maico! Is that cool, or what? Tubular steel frame, two-stroke motor, modern styling... Man, that's cool. I'd actually buy a pit pass at a National to see stuff like that. Now if they'd just do a twin-shock version...

I'm going to buy one of their t-shirts. Check out their CafePress store and show your colors. I don't know if that makes me a member or not, but at least they'll know I'm a two-stroke supporter.

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