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This page was first created on 02 Nov 1998, Llast updated on 11 Jan 2004

The biking website is organised along three main themes:
D'Singapore Scene A section devoted to Singapore bikers, look for useful resources, features and links to other info sources here.	David's Soapbox This is my "soapbox".  My own biking experiences, views and opinions
The Mighty G:  Suzuki GSX1100G

Founded 19th July 1999, the Singapore Bikers' Hangout was the first open Singapore Internet-based forum created to give Singapore motorcyclists a place to share information over the Internet with other motorcyclists: motorcycling trips, motorcycle events, tips, tricks, great deals, opinions, comments, ideas, etc. 

Founded on the belief that given adequate opportunity, any biker(s) can plan and organise his own trips and act together if they feel so inclined.   Also, formal clubs can often be a waste of money for services you may seldom or never use, especially if you lose interest with time.

The Singapore Bikers' Hangout has an open membership where there are absolutely no membership fees.  To post a message, simply sign yourself in as as members of this virtual club.  Such messages can reach out to a large number of riders.

It is open to all bikers, regardless gender, bike type, bike size, bike activity, even geographic location.

(P.S. Don't worry about the apparent low activity. Most don't of the "old timers" won't say anything if there isn't anything good to say.)

Founded 30th December 1999, the "G-Men" (GSX1100G Owners' Group) hangs out at the Yahoo Groups discussion board. Owners from all over the world hang out that this board, discussing specific maintenance tips about this venerable motorcycle, as well as other current issues, including the annual G-men Rally in the USA.

However for the German-speaking G-men on the European continent, there is always the German GSX1100G website and discussion board.

New stuff is always being added from time to time. Stick around and check it out...

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