It is not a HAGON.Brisk Sales at Buranda,Brisbane ,ere the official Queensland distributors for Kawasaki.General Manager Mr John Taylor had too many superseded KX125'S and KX250'S sitting on the showroom floor and in crates in the warehouse.He contracted a Mr Jim Cook ,a former dirt track racer and 'engineer' to construct a number of slider frames to fit the engine,the standard mx wheels,pipes and side covers out of the superseded a2 and a3 Kawasaki MX bikes.The frames have been known as "COOKIE FRAMES" ,though Brisk Sales named them 'TRACKMASTER'.The decal on the tank was placed on there by the aurthor.QLD Number one rider Tom Gibson was handed a 250 and 125 slider .His bikes were fitted with traditional slider rims ,19 rear and 23 front.At one stage a KX400 slider was made for him to compete against the JAPS,JAWAS AND COLES.He abandoned that after a few rides and rode a JAWA COOK frame.The easiest way to tell these are not any other brand is that the frame tubes continue way under the motor providing a more study less flex unit .Hello . .my name is Carl Wilmott and I am proud to say my uncle built those 'Trackmaster/cook ' sliders which TOM GIBSON WON MULTIPLE state and national titles on.I got to work at Brisks for over 6 years.
