February 12, 2007

The Ultimate American Performance Motorcycle

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Shelby Motorcycle 

Shelby Automobiles, Inc. partnered with Rucker Performance Motorcycle Company introduced a limited production Shelby motorcycle at the Cincinnati V-Twin Expo in Cincinnati, Ohio just this month.

Minutiae: Shelby Automobiles, Inc. is founded by Carroll Shelby which specializes in performance vehicles and other related prods while Rucker Performance began in 2004 and has become a designated designer of custom American Muscle motorcycles.

Now you know about them so let’s get it on chronicling the innovative creation made by this tandem:

“It’s no secret that stuffing a powerful American motor into a lightweight chassis has been my formula for success,” remarks Carroll Shelby, CEO of Shelby Automobiles. True to form, Bill Rucker, President of Rucker Performance mentions that the initial design to the innovation of new parts, every aspect of this motorcycle was created with having a goal of building the ultimate high performance motorcycle. It’s said to be a lightweight ride that’s as inspiring as the four wheeled vehicles that wear the Shelby name.

Both companies are thrilled with the launching of its production. The heart of the powerhouse is a new S&S X-Wedge 128 CID engine with closed loop VFI fuel injection that churns out an astounding 150 HP. There are also front forks and a high performance braking system with ceramic brake rotors. While not compromising the comfort factor, the Pingel 1-6 electric shifting system and air ride suspension are additions. The upper body as well as wheels and rims were built of carbon fiber to keep the super bike slim and trim.

Plus points: You can custom paint a “Shelby” motorcycle according to your own preference and that includes a special edition logo. Production of a second round of bikes will begin in the fall of 2007.

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