One-Eleven Sportbike/OES Accessories
is owned and operated by twins Jacob
and Noah Hendrix and is located in
Cookeville, Tennessee. Noah and Jacob
started OES in March of 2003,
manufacturing and selling frame slider
kits for just a couple sportbikes and
selling their products on eBay.
Eventually the twins wanted their
company to be more than just an eBay
business, so the OESaccessories.com
website was built about a year and a
half later. They have primarily focused
on manufacturing high-quality frame
slider products while offering excellent
customer service with reasonable
pricing. Noah and Jacob are volunteer
instructors for the Elite Sportbike
trackday company, and have also
worked and ridden with other trackday
organizations for the past six years.
With thousands of miles ridden on
racetracks and local roads, including
Deal's Gap on U.S. 129, they have done
lots of field research on the performance
of frame sliders. They are also
AMA-certified corner marshals and have
thrown flags and picked up crashed
bikes at places like Daytona, Road
Atlanta, VIR, and Barber Motorsports
Park for the AMA and WERA roadracing
organizations. The twins have also
roadraced in WERA, doing some sprint
racing as well as endurance racing.
is owned and operated by twins Jacob
and Noah Hendrix and is located in
Cookeville, Tennessee. Noah and Jacob
started OES in March of 2003,
manufacturing and selling frame slider
kits for just a couple sportbikes and
selling their products on eBay.
Eventually the twins wanted their
company to be more than just an eBay
business, so the OESaccessories.com
website was built about a year and a
half later. They have primarily focused
on manufacturing high-quality frame
slider products while offering excellent
customer service with reasonable
pricing. Noah and Jacob are volunteer
instructors for the Elite Sportbike
trackday company, and have also
worked and ridden with other trackday
organizations for the past six years.
With thousands of miles ridden on
racetracks and local roads, including
Deal's Gap on U.S. 129, they have done
lots of field research on the performance
of frame sliders. They are also
AMA-certified corner marshals and have
thrown flags and picked up crashed
bikes at places like Daytona, Road
Atlanta, VIR, and Barber Motorsports
Park for the AMA and WERA roadracing
organizations. The twins have also
roadraced in WERA, doing some sprint
racing as well as endurance racing.
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