We will be attending this years’ BMF show at Peterborough (19th & 20th May) so if you plan on visiting please come by and say hello!  You will find us in the manufacturers village!

Our new Eagle 50 successor has arrived!  The all new ‘Phoenix’ brings a fresh design, striking tri-colore colour scheme with lot’s of technology including:

• Twin disc brakes
• Braided brake lines
• LED lamps and indicators
• Digital dashboard
• Black alloy wheel
• Red black calipers
• Red seat detail

The Phoenix is available now so contact your local dealer for more information!

The new DEP System 3 for the Apache 125 lowers weight, improves performance and looks great…  Price TBC!

Please visit our Flickr page to see the Apache 250 for yourself!

www.flickr.com/sinnismotorcycles

There is also a new short introduction video:

www.facebook.com/sinnismotorcycles

Our 250 Classic prototype at EICMA, Milan using a Qingqi built 250cc Suzuki engine and Brighton based D’lucks custom paint.

Our Seventy8 edition Trackstar at EICMA met with a massive response from the Milan crowd offering retro style with an authentic custom flat track look…   The bike features an abundance of modifications including, an open frame, exposed TNT air filter, chopped rear mud guard, removed front guard, Bridgestone Trailway Tyres, fat alloy bars, CNC risers, metal LED rear lamp, metal led indicators, Heavy duty gold DID chain, uprated rear sprocket, removed chain guard, exhaust wrap and painted rear brake arm all with beige contrasts… Hope you like it too!  Please click on image for better view!

Please see our latest Youtube channel with clips of Anthony’s trip to Mongolia

www.youtube.com/sinnisify

From Weald Engineering:

“Working alongside Sinnis motorcycles we have prepared one of their “Stealth” road bikes. This is now registered and on the road and being used for trying out new ideas and general transport. It makes a great little road bike, nipping around town and country with ease”.

We’ve also got plans to get it on the track to make a low cost “one-make” race series, it’s that good. There are a couple of innovative ideas being tested on it as a result of work we’re doing alongside Brighton University.

The next development for the enthusiast is a high-performance road bike, akin to a modern 600cc machine but without the emissions. This will be built with top quality components and beautifully presented, in keeping with our motorsport heritage.

Simply follow this link to Weald Engineering in sussex who built it in record time!!

http://www.weald-evt.co.uk/gallery_stealth.html

It’s an advanced machine running 24 Lithium batteries and a state of the art control module designed specifically for short circuit racing!  We are looking forward to the testing process!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp03WKysN9U