Motorcycle MFG. in Tulsa, OK!!

[MeatTooth]

I just seen this company on the news here in Tulsa, OK. They have some pretty cool stuff just thought I'd share.

http://www.ushighland.com/

[fredintoon]

I just seen this company on the news here in Tulsa, OK. They have some pretty cool stuff just thought I'd share.
http://www.ushighland.com/

Hi 'Tooth,
neat machines but legal for off-road use only, right?
Backalong just put lights on it and buy it a plate but these days by the time the Mfrs had brown-tongued their way past the EPA the machine would cost twice as much, be twice as heavy and only perform half as well.
"There are none who will do you greater harm than those who are doing it to you for your own good."

[crazy steve]

I just seen this company on the news here in Tulsa, OK. They have some pretty cool stuff just thought I'd share.

http://www.ushighland.com/

Pretty cool bikes, but for sure not a 'budget' choice. Probably won't see too many of these down at the ATV park.

I wonder where they're sourcing their engines; look a bit like the Rotax that HD was putting the last Buells. Interesting to note that they're V-twins....

'78E original owner

[MeatTooth]

They say that they have a street bike in the works...sorta like a street fighter style. They are not a budget choice but I thought it was neat just because they are in my home town. I'd kinda like to see a street legal version of their dirt track racer.

I don't think they're legal to compete in any races other than open or unlimited classes. Which they say they've won a couple races with their machines.

[oseaghdha]

Looks to be a Swedish company........
NTTAWWT.