MotoCzysz Announces Unveiling Of C1 Factory Race Bikes

MotoCzysz Announces Unveiling Of C1 Factory Race Bikes Jul 14, 2006 From a press release issued by MotoCzysz: Portland, Oregon: The first MotoCzysz C1 factory race bikes will be unveiled to media and VIP guests at the Robb Report Concours d' Elegance at MotoGP, being held at the Portola Plaza Hotel in Monterey, CA. On the evening of Friday the 21st at 8:00 p.m. Media and VIP are invited to attend this historical event and be treated to an up-close exclusive view of America's newest motorcycle company's pre-production motorcycle. A limited production of 50 replicas is planned for delivery in 2007. "We're thrilled to be teaming up with Robb Report Motorcycling again," says Ryan Taylor, MotoCzysz Director of Communications. "Last year, we were honored to show our proof of concept bike at the Concours, and being in the company of the great historical race bikes on display creates the perfect atmosphere to reveal new C1. The MotoCzysz C1 race bikes are the most technologically advanced motorcycles built in America." MotoCzysz will be displaying the bikes the rest of the weekend at the MotoCzysz exhibit in the manufacturers' area of the Red Bull USGP at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway.For more information on the Robb Report MotorCycling Concours d’ Elegance, visit http://www.robbreport.com/Event-Details/RobbReport-Motorcycling-Concours-d-Elegance-2006.asp MotoCzysz, an American motorcycle company producing the most advanced, high performance motorcycles made in the U.S.A. The world class team of designers and engineers has produced innovative solutions that have been awarded US and world wide patents, including a patent for a high performance counter rotating, twin crank combustion engine. For more information, please visit http://www.motoczysz.com.

ive been keeping tabs on the motoczysz project since i read an interview in one of my wifes 'W' magazines. They were interviewing the Interior Designer Czysz and had a pic of him on an Aprilia RS250. A year later and i read about the initial prototype and now to this. Hes hired talent away from big names in the biz and surrounded with what it takes to develop quickly. I am impressed with the amount of (technical) information they actually release to the public. Especially for a company with GP racing goals. But i think it has endeared the company to many people. Seeing the development and seeing the improvements and seeing the forward thinking. Good luck to motoczysz!

how much?

$100,000 is what i read elsewhere.

MotoCzysz Accepting Deposits Starting This Week Jul 18, 2006 From a press release issued by MotoCzysz: MotoCzysz Limited Edition 990 Race Replica- Accepting Deposits! Portland, Oregon July 18, 2006: At midnight, the eve of the 2006 Red Bull USGP, MotoCzysz will begin accepting deposits for 50 limited edition replica versions of the C1 factory race bikes being unveiled the same weekend. This will be the first opportunity to own what will be known as the most technically advanced motorcycle ever made in America. The non-street legal replica C1 will share many of the specs as the factory race bike, including carbon fiber frame and subframe, 6X Flex front suspension, DUO rear suspension, and of course the longitudinal, twin crank, triple overhead cam, 990 Z-Line 4 engine. With horsepower figures of 200+ and weighing less than 375lbs, the replica C1 is a stunning example of America's ability to produce a world class race bike. The limited edition bikes are offered at $100,000, and will begin delivering in early 2007. For additional technical specs and information an making a deposit, please visit http://www.motoczysz.com after July 21st, 2006. MotoCzysz, an American motorcycle company producing the most advanced, high performance motorcycles made in the U.S.A. The world class team of designers and engineers has produced innovative solutions that have been awarded US and world wide patents, including a patent for a high performance counter rotating, twin crank combustion engine. For more information, please visit http://www.motoczysz.com

Cant wait to have an American bike on the track to cheer for.

Cant wait to have an American bike on the track to cheer for. Hell yeah.

What happens if this thing just dominates?? That'd be cool. So they're building a 990cc? And they're gonna build an 800cc for next year?

Im sure Czysz is on it. Hes got some awesome talent working for him. They can always race it in superbikes if they make enough street models. That will be cool. There is also talk of a 600cc in the works. But it wont be like the C1. It will be its own platform. but its rumor......... a fun one. heres a ghosted picture of the C1. Because pictures are fun. http://www.twowheelforum.com/photopost/direct_data/514/motoczysz_C1.jpg

Pictures ARE fun. That's a good looking image.

more pics are more fun- http://www.twowheelforum.com/photopost/direct_data/514/C1.jpg

more pics are more fun- http://www.twowheelforum.com/photopost/direct_data/514/C1.jpg That's tight as fu*k. My buddy went to Laguna and has a video or a pic of it too. He's lazy and hasn't put it anywhere yet. Do they plan on racing this year? Why build a 990 when it's gonna be 800's next year?

Just reading about the motor design gives me tingles in all the right places!

That's tight as fu*k. My buddy went to Laguna and has a video or a pic of it too. He's lazy and hasn't put it anywhere yet. Do they plan on racing this year? Why build a 990 when it's gonna be 800's next year? i think theyre gunning for a late season wild card entry. If anything, when the 990 is illegal in GP, they can homologate a couple hundred and take it Superbike racing. That would be fun. But they are working on other displacements as we speak. Just reading about the motor design gives me tingles in all the right places! The Z-line 4 cyl just sounds cool. Supposed to be smooth as a babies behind too. Cant wait to see one/ hear one in person. they have some vids on motoczysz.com (http://motoczysz.com) but ive been able to get to them only once. :scratch:

[QUOTE=JK_DILLA]But they are working on other displacements as we speak. QUOTE] I'm sure everybody is...

[QUOTE=JK_DILLA]But they are working on other displacements as we speak. QUOTE] I'm sure everybody is... not just 800cc i mean.

[QUOTE=DLITALIEN] not just 800cc i mean. Oh. Street platforms?

found those C1 vids finally. Short but something: HERE! (http://www.motoczysz.com/media/videos.php)

This bike looks killer for sure.:dthumb:

They just posted a short video of their new engine on a dyno (with no numbers :sorry: ) video here (http://www.motoczysz.com/main.php?area=news_view&art_id=74&p_id=270&return_path=home) I'm so tired of waiting, but so excited to see whatever comes of this effort!

New video of the C1 at MMP. Sounds so frigg'n mean... video here (http://www.motoczysz.com/main.php?area=news_view&art_id=77&p_id=273&return_path=home) http://www.motoczysz.com/club/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/Czysz%20Miller%20Test%20A8C1096%205-18-07.jpg http://www.motoczysz.com/club/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/Turpin%20Miller%20Test%20A8C1662%205-18-07.jpg

good bump!

linky linky (http://www.motoczysz.com/club/?p=74) :here: New documentary about Motoczysz on Discovery. Should be about 20,000 times more interesting than "American Chopper" or any other crap motorcycle shows. US airtimes TBD. Starts this week in other corners of the world.

Haven't heard much about this project lately... I hope it hasn't slowed down/been scrapped. Bring on more American sportbikes! :us: :patr:

:readng: Just posted on Motoczysz website: The documentary will air in the US on March 25th at 8:00 Eastern / Pacific. I'm stoked!