Von Dutch Kustom Cycles has now achieved California EPA certification for their motorcycles using Patrick Racing motors! www.vondutch.com or www.vondutchkustomcycles.com See Von Dutch’s website for details.
 
 
Patrick racing would like to announce the introduction of the PR128!
The new 128 that redefines the definition of raw, unbridled power!
 
The Patrick Racing 128 is built on the same premise as all Patrick Racing motors; power through quality, efficiency, and technology. The 128 is based off of the very popular 4.25” bore motors and features only a 4½” stroke. Patrick Racing has remained true to our most basic philosophy of preserving shorter strokes and a computerized dynamic balance to keep your bike running smooth. As always, only the finest components in the industry are used in the construction Patrick Racing motors.
 
We are now taking orders for the new Patrick Racing 128 motor!

CYPRESS, Calif., 2004 - Road Star Warrior sets new World Record: 9.284 seconds @ 142.73 MPH

Two-time World Championship Winning Patrick Racing
Road Star Warrior
" Going For One More In 2004!"

CYPRESS, Calif., 2003 - It'll be another wild ride for the competition in 2004 as Yamaha and Patrick Racing have signed a two-year deal that should see the team continue to dominate the AMA/Prostar "Hot Rod Cruiser" class on a Road Star Warrior. According to Yamaha Motorsports Racing Division Manager Keith McCarty, "We've had two great back-to-back World Championship winning seasons with rider Mark Underwood and Patrick Racing. We are impressed not only with the results, but also by the professionalism the team shows at each event." He continued, "By winning two World Championships, the Patrick Racing team proved that they know how to set up the bike and win championships."

Riding the Road Star Warrior in 2004 for the Patrick Racing team will be defending-champion Mark Underwood and a yet-to-be-named rider. Team owner Nigel Patrick said, "Mark's been a part of the team from the start and we're excited to have him back for next year." He added, "Bringing a new rider to our program will keep us on our toes, but we look forward to expanding our program-and our racing results!"
Last season, Mark Underwood launched his Patrick Racing prepared Yamaha Road Star Warrior to its second AMA Pro Star "Hot Rod Cruiser" class championship.

Overcoming a mid-season points deficit, the tenacious Underwood and persistent Patrick Racing Team used the Warrior's crushing 9.4 second quarter-mile times to take the overall win. Armed with the 150-horsepower Road Star Warrior, Patrick Racing will be a force in 2004.