Scott Newsletter 8 - Scott Technicalities

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Special Announcement www.scotttechnicalities.com.au A free technical site dedicated to helping out other Scott owners is now up and running and being added too... We love these photos – any you spot (or yours) please Keep on sending them in! Edition 7 2 – 2006
The Scott enewsletter Produced by Steven Enticott and Roger Moss as a private non profit making project. It is intended for all who have an interest in Scott motorcycles, their variants and their history. The objective of this free monthly newsletter by email is to promote a sense friendship, fellowship and objective mutual help and interest, using modern communication technology. This newsletter is not connected with “The Scott Owners Club” or any of its sections. We do, however recommend membership of the SOC to those with serious long term Scott interests. Roger Moss and Steven Enticott are both members. We are very happy indeed to receive your suggestions and especially your contributions to improve and develop this newsletter. In truth, if you like the concept, please help with the contributions, as the organisers will find it difficult to continue to supply regular new copy unaided. Help us to help you! Other languages. We publish this newsletter to help others. We do not reserve copyright. We would be very pleased if any person wished to translate the published information and make it freely available in any other language. For commercial re publishing in the English language. Please contact us first, but hey we need the publicity, just acknowledge your source, this is all we will ask. To receive your free newsletter, send us stories for publication, feedback, support or simply to be taken of the list contact Steven Enticott at steven@enticott.com.au To send technical copy please contact Roger Moss at roger@mossengineering.co.uk Edition 7 3 – 2006
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