Here is a rundown of our upcoming Klemm Vintage tech documents and projects.

	Turning the Widow-Maker into a "Winner-Maker" -  We built up a Kawasaki H1 500 to comply with AHRMA Production class rules (stock pipes and carbs).  The objective was to build up a machine that was a competitive road racer, reliable street bike, and Bonneville record holder.  This tech article is the step by step build up, and road proving, of this legendary bike.  The end result is a class dominating 120+mph racer that offers a wide powerband, and reliable street riding on 91 octane fuel.  It's everything that the original H1 should have been.
	The "Bucket List" Kaw 175 Bonneville Record Holder -  One of our not-so-young customers got the "salt fever" (it may have had something to do with seeing the Worlds Fastest Indian movie).  He decided to have us construct a 1971 Kaw F7 175 to pursue several AMA and BUB Salt Flats records.  This tech article is a step by step of the build-up, and his week at the salt that netted 3 AMA records. (BTW, he set 2 AMA records at the 2011 BUB Bonneville event).
Photos coming soon!	The CB Killer -  The GP200 class is arguably the most heavily populated class in AHRMA road racing.  This class has become swarmed with Honda CB160s and CB175s.  We are building two Yamaha 175 CT-1s for the 2012 season to end the reign of 4stroke domination in this class.