Welcome to the Australian Suzuki Katana Owners Group!
Having grown rapidly over the years, with our memberships well over the 700's and still increasing, we are gaining more recognition from around the world as a worthy forum. Continuing our work to keep this forum open to the world and updated is one of our many tasks. Keeping our members well informed is our priority. By being here you have taken your first step to discover more about this classic motorcycle with its own unique history that sets it apart from others. When the Katana first appeared in the 1980's it was revered as an advanced aerodynamically designed mass production motorcycle for its time. This came about when Suzuki approached Hans Muth to design something new and different, they were about to embark into an era of motrcycling that will forever change the motorcycling industry.
Note: There is only one true Suzuki Katana! Remove the labels, badges and the paint, ride this motorcycle into any public
concourse and still people will recognise it.
This Should Be A Promo Ad For Sure!
Yamaha employs new team coach with very unorthodox methods to keep members on their toes and that throttle at max.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Well another year has past and a new one begins. What will it bring for us all is anyones guess, one thing is certain and that is it will be interesting.
Some important information is available here for those who are not familair with the Wired Wheels Katana's.
19th AMCN International Island Classic
Ready for a major dose of motorcycle nostalgia?? Head to Phillip Island next
weekend (January 27-29) for the annual pilgrimage for historic bike lovers - the
19th AMCN International Island Classic the largest meeting of historic bikes
in the southern hemisphere.
Mal Campbell will combine with the likes of Suzuki Katana-riding trio Phillis,
Steve Martin and Shawn Giles in the Australian team, competing against the
Jeremy McWilliams-led UK equip and the World 13, a few riders from New
Zealand, France, Australia and America. Four races will decide the International
Challenge.
Over 350 machines will compete in a whopping 44 races on Saturday and Sunday,
and with kids 15 and under free - at both the gate and for camping - a record
crowd in excess of 20 000 is expected.For more information click on Read More!.
Since the anniversary meeting here in Albury/Wodnga NSW, there is now a great deal more interest locally and overseas, that we have stepped up the ante. Katana Australia was fortunate to have a representative from our fellow Katana Owners Group from Japan here in Australia for the celebrations. A massive effort on their part with the crisis they are having to deal with presently. We wish them well and a speedy recovery so they can return to enjoying their favourite past time - riding their Katana.
Membership to the Forum is FREE and there you will have access to all the technical support and information that you require.
