Phoenix

800hp Pro Street Drag Bike

Our humble beginnings started with Phoenix. Our journey with this beastly machine started in 2012, driven by an undying passion to build things and make optimum horsepower. Before Phoenix, it was famously tagged as Frankenbike — the name reputed from the fact that this bike was built from a 2003 CBR1100xx engine & frame, swapped into a good condition body off of CBR600 with a blown engine, and all the necessary spare parts we had to get it running. We did a slight modification on the engine to handle more power and a year later, won the “Highest Horsepower Dyno Competition”. Though, it was a street bike for a while, this recognition inspired us to participate in drag racing at Mission Raceway BC in 2013, and The Frankenbike has shown its promising capabilities as one of the fastest motorcycles. After a few years of seeing results and how it consistently performed, we upgraded the engine and turbo system to handle more horsepower. Now that the new setup is making so much power, we started facing other challenges and fighting clutch issues and ended up flipping the bike during a pass in the summer of 2019. With an undying dedication, we put and fixed everything back together and showed up at the StreetLegit street drive to perform a 40km drive to prove that the Frankenbike was a real street bike — when all the other racers saw our comeback, everyone praised the Frankenbike and renowned it “Phoenix” because of how its always risen back from the ashes. Finally, in 2020, Phoenix set the fastest quarter-mile time recorded for the Street Class at Mission Raceway at 8.02 seconds at 186mph. This sparked an even more burning passion to test the limits and prove the capabilities of a proper build. After garnering recognition as the first ever to hit the 7s in the 604 Street Class (no wheelie bar, on street tire) in 2021, we delved deep into tuning and dialling in the chassis, clutch and suspension. To this date, Phoenix continues to awe everyone in the racing scene with its potential and has consistently stayed in the low 7s bracket. Phoenix is currently in third place on the Canadian Pro Street Class overall GOAT list with a quarter-mile time record of 7.15 at 199mph. Our goal is to be the first ever to hit 6s at the quarter-mile on Canadian soil for Pro Street Class.