About ProjectSixtySA

Project Sixty SA is the brainchild of Trevor Westman, a well known and respected rider, who comes from a family of motorcycle enthusiasts.

Trevor started riding as a young teenager in 2000 with 50 cc and 125 cc motorcycles, after he grew up with a father that loved motorcycles and racing. He gradually climbed the ladder to a 400 cc and then a 600 cc bike. In 2004 he started racing on the full circuit with 400 cc race bikes. Eventually he conquered the 1 000 cc motorbikes in 2010. He did his first 8-hour race at age 14 at Killarney’s go-kart track. Even more impressive is the fact that he has done every 8-hour endurance race since 2000. In the 22 years he has done it, he has won it 12 times.

Project Sixty SA transforms the training and development of the next generation of riders, creating a professional riding experience with advanced bike preparation.

Project Sixty SA promise to the two-wheeled community and their supportive families is to provide the rider with a one-on-one, riding experience, focusing on rider safety, rider awareness and rider skills development, making you, the rider better in every way.

Trevor’s mission for Project SixtySA is to provide a motorcycle enthusiast, be it a beginner or more advanced rider, with a thoroughly professional service, from supply of performance parts to advanced bike preparation.