Motogadget
The beginningWhen Garrit Keller, a budding mechanical engineer, developed a speedometer for his Moto Guzzi Café Racer in 1999 because the available instruments didn't come close to meeting his requirements, it was not foreseeable that his idea would soon change the global motorcycle scene. But the creation of the technician, for whom no challenge seems too complex, is also well received by his circle of friends. Together with two business partners, Garrit founded the motogadget label and a year later was selling handmade batteries and digital cockpit displays. |
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