* Added thumbnails to the text

* Linked the pages together for easier navigation

* Put text on the frontpage to try to get a better ranking on the search engines

* Added to the text in places as more info surfaces

* Added a guestbook

* Put a link to the New Whizzer Motorbike(getting some queries about it)

* Updated Events 5/21/00...See shows

* 6/16/2000 Mr. Robert C. Baker passed away after an illness. Bob was a long time Whizzer Collector and restorer, and a regular at meets and events. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

* Portland, 2000 is History, lots of bikes, companionship, rides. Decent weather believe it or not. The event keeps growing.

* 10/08/2000 Added some facts, a few pictures. Looking forward to some overhauling of the site in the not too distant future.

* September marked the passing of Vince Napp, another long time Whizzer enthusiast. We are becoming fewer as well as older.

* October 13 to 15 spent overhauling the site, after Geocities changed some naming conventions, causing the pages to not load.

*December, 2000. a few more pictures, some more data, and cleaning up of pages*

*January, 2001. Posted some new events on Shows and Events

As promised, Tom has discontinued the "Whizzer Newsletter". This is certainly a loss for the hobby. I have proposed using this website as a "Bulletin Board" for the announcement of events.Folks, you'll have to keep me posted on the events and happenings! What do YOU think? whizzers@lcworkshop.com

*March 16, 2001.Opened a list on TOPICA.COM for a chat line. Folks, it doesn't get any easier than this.*

July 16 Received e- mail from Leon Dixon Curator, National Bicycle History Archive of America. He updated some facts on the Huffman, Roadmaster, and the Saulsbury Automatic Clutch. Thanks, Leon.

January 8, 2002 Added a Link, Dates for Events are Up, More Pictures soon.

08/14/02 More e- mail from Mr. Leon Dixon. Some facts on the WZ/S4 series and some others. Except for Leon, I'm not hearing much information from the guys. My e-mail address is on every page. All it takes is a few minutes.

02/25/03; Events for 2003 are up

01/20/04; Woodstock Whizzer Works has a cast iron jug for the "new" engines! See the links page.