Greg Gates of Gates Performance Engineering in Laingsburg, Mi, specializes in performance of the hand made variety.
A former GM design engineer, Gates designed and machined the 230-plus hp engine
that set a new record of 171.252 MPH at Bonneville.
The monster 158ci motor looks like a Harley on steroids. I can run it at 110 mph and
crack the throttle and smolder the tire! says Gates.
The engine has a 4.6 inch bore, a 4.75 inch stroke, titanium valves, billet cylinder heads (milled from 50-pound aluminum blocks, aluminum connecting rods and pistons fabricated from blanks both used in NHRA pro stock racing motors. Gates builds high-end custom and racing motorcycle engines that will sell for $9,000 to $32,000.
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The quest for speed …
The quest for speed brings such ingenuity and spirt to the salt flats that I can’t get enough of. I hope to keep doing more, thanks,
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You did an awsome job of putting this together. Everyone here is very impressed. Your videos do the best at capturing the Bonneville experience of anything I have ever seen. Thanks
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