We are a huge fan of Exile Cycles ever since we saw Russell Mitchell and his crew building RX-Streetfighter on “Biker Build-Off” Discovery Channel Show.
The build off was between Billy Lane and Russell Mitchell. Mitchell decided to build a very particle motorbike, where as Billy lane decided to go his traditional chopper style. It was a great build off, both Russell and Billy Lane worked non-stop to put together one of a kind Motorbikes. RX-Streetfighter was the winner of the Biker Build-Off Sept 2006. On the way to the biker build off Lane’s motorbike burst into flames, Lane was sprayed with gasoline.
Now Lets talk about RX-Streetfighter, this bike is, powered by a Jims 120 inch twin cam with a 6 speed and loaded with carbon fiber. It’s the first bike built on Exile RX rubber-mount swing-arm frame and the motorbike is an absolute blast to ride. You could call it a real Street hooligan machine.
RX-Streetfighter features carbon fiber wheels, fenders, gas-tank, air-cleaner, point-cover, belt guard, side-panel and tail-piece. The exhaust is slung under the engine like Buell style.
The RX-Streetfighter is a mean bike, which is another feather in the cap for the versatility of Exile motorcycles.
RX-Streetfighter specs
- ENGINE: JIMS 120 cu in Twin Cam 120 hp; 121 ft lbs torque
- TRANSMISSION: JIMS 6-speed
- DRIVELINE:Exile open primary, chain final
- EXHAUST:Exile hand-fabricated headers and carbon fiber muffler
- FRAME:Daytec
- WHEELS:Revolution Wheels
- SUSPENSION:Front: Storz Performance
- REAR:Rear: Works Performance
- BRAKES:Front: Exile calipers with dual 11.5 in stainless steel rotors
- FRONT:Rear: Exile sprocket/brake kit
