Lunch Anyone?

Yeah, Lunchbox Labs is in the hizzle, cranking out fresh vittles for your riding enjoyment.
Lab director R.Z. and lab rat D.M. and G.P. (why the initials? so we don't get mobbed on the streets for autographs), are hard at work prepping the GP Moto Link system for the Katana L.S. due out in prototype stage this April. All systems are go so far and the GP Moto Link (patented pending) is about ready to assault the competition. We still can't send out any images of the system only computer generated mock ups of the frame design without the system in place for strict confidentiality purposes.




You have no idea what is going on here do you? that is a good thing, we want to keep you all guessing until we have the system working properly. Full production of the bikes will begin this October as this design is over 5 years in the works and finally the technology is within reach. Not to mention it will be 100% USA made.
To top off the lunch break this week we are also working on a truly universal rear derailuer hanger for the SRAM MAXLE system.
now go enjoy your sweet potato fries!

Moving Forward!

Check it while we wreck it!. will be posting pics soon!

spring

as in DHX 9.5 x 3! haha, maybe titanium. dunno.
not sure where I am going with this blog as I have 2 others that never really get updated either but who knows, 6th time is the charm I guess.
I'll keep trying.
Ghost, my fuzzy boy is doing better with his physical therapy but the funds are real tight so we can't afford to take him as often as he needs to go.
After much mental and physical accounting of myself I am beginning to think some time last year I suffered from a stroke as I have only 70% - 90% use from the left side of my body and that is scary. I thought it was from an injury or sympathy for Ghost but it is much deeper than that.
As long as I am breathing though, I know the bikes will come, very soon. I may never be able to race one but I have plenty of good friends that will rip the benefits of them!
Oh yeah, it is snowing out!
WTF!?!? yeah snow! in Portland.