Motorcycle Speed Record Set Using Dynacycle Oil at the 2010 Bonneville World Finals
Online, October 19, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Aaron Wilson, of NRHS V-Twin Performance, returned to the Bonneville Salt Flats near Wendover, UT for the 2010 Bonneville World Finals. Aaron finally broke the 200 mph limit with a top speed of 203.497 mph and set a new 2-way average speed record of 195.264 mph in the 1650cc A-PF class. Aaron's motorcycle competing at the World Finals used Dynacycle Oil, a 20w-50 premium semi-synthetic motor oil known for lowering engine temperature and increasing horsepower.
Dan Dunn, owner of NRHS V-Twin Performance located in Longmont, Colorado, proudly states "NRHS specializes in all things Harley and Buell including CNC Headwork, Engine/Bore Kits, Dynamometer Tuning, Parts, and Services." He and the NRHS Racing Team have set the record for the "Fastest American V-Twin" at Bonneville 6 of the last 8 years.
Dan says, "We consider it a Win-Win whenever you get an increase in horsepower and lower engine temperatures especially in harsh conditions like the Salt Flats. My racing team and I are very impressed with Dynacycle Oil and the way it performs. The bearings and pistons still looked new even after running multiple passes at RPMs above 7,500 for 2 miles at a time."
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For more information about NRHS V-Twin Performance, please visit their website at http://nrhsperformance.com
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