It’s Woodcraft’s 30th Birthday!
Look back at three decades of American-made race parts with us.
For the past 30 years, Woodcraft Technologies has been fortunate to build products for one of the most demanding, passionate communities in motorsports — riders like you. Whether you’ve been running our parts since the early days or just bolted on your first set, your trust in what we build is the reason we’re still here. Simply put, we would not be celebrating this milestone without you.
From day one, our philosophy has been straightforward: build products that perform, stand behind them with exceptional customer service, and never compromise on quality. As riders, racers, mechanics, and enthusiasts ourselves, we design and test the same products we trust every weekend at the track. If we can’t build something better, we won’t build it at all.
Over the years, we’ve watched riders across the country push our products to their limits — on club circuits, at track days, and on the street — and come back for more because they work. Just as importantly, we’ve built something beyond parts: a community of people who share the same passion for motorcycling that started this company 30 years ago. Every order, every install, every track day photo you’ve tagged us in, and every word of feedback has helped shape what Woodcraft is today.
As we celebrate 30 years, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks for riding with us. Your support has made Woodcraft Technologies what it is, and we’re just getting started on what’s next. Here’s to the next chapter — and to many more years of building great products, delivering the support you deserve, and being part of your riding story.
Founder Eric Wood tells it straight from 1996: a mechanical engineering degree and a hundred business plans to start his career — clarity didn’t come until a buddy handed him a set of ZX7 rearsets he’d been working on and the wheel started turning.
Click below to watch the story of how we started:
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