S&S Cycle Inc. builds toward world's largest bike build-off
S&S Cycle Inc. Press Release - Apr 11, 2008

 

Each year, S&S puts on a dealer only seminar each of the two days of the show, to assist the European Dealer Network in understanding new S&S products and services provided with the release of its latest catalog. 

 

 

S&S President Brett Smith, along with Holger Mohr & Kurt Peterson, crowned this year’s winner of the “Presidents Pick” award. This year’s 1st place winner was Jerry Greenlaw of Custom Garage in Munich, Germany. Their creation, The X-Wedge Dragon, represented a tribute to the 50th anniversary S&S is celebrating in June and the official unveiling of the X-Wedge in Europe.

 

Greenlaw worked with Habermann Performance to get the chassis designed and built in time to complete this project for the European Championships. “I think the bike turned out to be a fitting platform for the X-Wedge unveiling here in Europe” said Brett Smith, president of S&S Cycle. 

 

"The 10th Anniversary Custom Chrome Europe (CCE) Dealer Show was another record event in dealer and vendors attendance as well as show orders. Our team can be very proud of what they accomplished. It started as a little warehouse open house and became the leading European V-Twin dealer show. I personally appreciate the support S&S has given us throughout the years and look forward to a great season in 2008" said Holger Mohr, president of CCE.

 

Another surprise at the show was a sneak peek at what Freddie Krugger is showing at LaCrosse, Wisconsin, during the 50th celebration in June. "Freddie's bike, named Half Day, is an example of the quality and craftsmanship we can expect to see during this summer’s celebration” said Peterson.

 

50 of the best builders in the world will be gathering during June 27-29th, 2008 for what is said to be the world’s largest bike build off. 50 Builders, 50 Bikes for $50,000.00. 

 

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