July 26, 2007

The D&D / Custom Chrome V-Bike vs. Fatbook Flyer Smackdown

Bonneville Smackdown - In one corner is the #1160 D&D / Custom Chrome V-Bike and in the other is the defending champ and soon to be dethroned, #691 Fatbook Flyer. D&D Performance Enterprises is throwing down the gauntlet for supremacy and ultimate record in the 2000-M-PF class at the Speed Trials By BUB located at the Bonneville Salt Flats on September second through sixth.

The D&D / Custom Chrome motorbike, #1160, is a modified V-Bike from
Custom Chrome with a RevTech motor slightly modified by the D&D team
to produce 116 CID or 1905 cc. D&D is aiming to take the FatBook Flyer down and beat their 2000cc Modified Pushrod Fuel Record of 154 mph, which was set at the BUB meet in 2006.

This is a chance to prove that a RevTech motor can run with anything on the market; we are really looking forward to this challenge and taking the title back to Texas.
- Dave Rash, The Pope of Pipe

D&D will be rolling out their Custom Chrome RevTech Powered V-Bike
with a major performance enhancement, a new Custom Land Speed Exhaust designed by the Pope of Pipe.

We have fine tuned the power and fuel deliver system with our state-of-the-art in-house Super Flow Eddy Current Ram Air dynamometer and built a pipe to extract every ounce of horsepower from this machine. We have the motorbike and team to take home the title.
- Rash

Team D&D's V-Bike is built with race-proven components including RevTech® 6-speed overdrive transmission, Paioli adjustable inverted forks, 4 gallon 'Regency' one-piece stretched gas tank, carbon fiber fenders, monster carburetor, Brembo brake calipers, Brembo 13" floating brake rotors and 17" Marchesini forged alloy wheels.

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