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2007 Victory Black Cat Racing Special Standard on 2040-motos

US $150,000.00
YearYear:2007 MileageMileage:8 ColorColor: LEXUS RED
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Las Vegas, Nevada, US

Las Vegas, NV, US
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TypeType:Standard Stock NumberStock Number:BC1 PhonePhone:8888040840

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2007 Victory BLACK CAT RACING SPECIAL, BLACK CAT RACING SPECIAL - The worlds most famous Victory Motorcycle. This impressive collaboration between Victory/Polaris industries and A Team Motorcycles took place over a 3 year period with over 2000 man hours. The engine in this motorcycle was engineered by Jeff Oltman, head engineer and developer of Victory Freedom Engines. Turbo charged with methanol and nitrous oxide, controlled by 3 on board computer systems to deliver power on command. This motorcycles can be ridden as a daily rider, cross country tour or land speed record bike. Performance Custom Class Participant in the 2011 World Championship of Custom Bike Building Phat Choppers Australia A-Team Motorcycles of Las Vegas Bike Name: Black Cat Racing Special Builders Name: Shaun Ruddy Owner: Cat Biler Year / Model 2011: Victory Vegas Engine Make / Size: Victory 100 Show Polish & Diamond Cut Frame Make / Type: Victory Vegas Modified Rake: 32 Degrees Stretch: 0 Trail Front End: Victory Vegas with Ricor Inserts Swingarm: Victory Vegas Chrome Drivetrain: Victory Wheels [Front]: PM 21 Billet Wheels [Rear]: PM 18 Billet Tyres [Front]: Dunlop 21-90 Tyres [Rear]: Dunlop 18-180 Brakes [Front]: Brembo 4 piston Polished Brakes [Rear]: Brembo 4 piston Polished Painter: Devious Designs Airbrush: Perry Mallet Chroming / Plating: A1 Plating - Las Vegas Additional Information Garret GT20 Turbo, Boondocker NOS Injection, Jeff Oltman ECU, Metanol Injection, Beigt Ramping Pressure Regulator, Greedy Blow-Off Valve, NASA Certified Thermal Barrier Intake Shield, 310hp, GSXR Steering dampner milled into triple trees, Hand rolled front fender, Modified Victory Vision Fairings, Handmade engine scoops, handlebars, rear section, dash section & bags, Exhaust Gas Tanks, Custom Hydraulic Clutch, Integrated Vision Taillights, Remote Controlled Air Bag Suspension, Don Thompson Seat, twin Oil Coolers, Remote Controlled Bags, Hand Made Speed Rack, Integrated Gauges. Highly modified Victory Vegas with over 2000 hours Build Time. The World Championship The Official World Championship of Custom Bike Building program currently encompasses some 36 events in total, in 16 different countries: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Ireland, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Russia and the United States. Total public attendances at events involved in the program regularly top one million motorcycle enthusiasts a year, in markets worth some twenty million motorcyclists and nearly one billion consumers in general. The World Championship of Custom Bike Building is supported for the long-term benefit of the custom motorcycle industry by a consortium of Official Partners. World Championship Partnership is only available to selected potential sponsors. The Programs organizers issue invitations to be associated

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