2010 JRL Cycles Lucky 7 | Barber Vintage Motorpark Museum

2010 JRL Cycles Lucky 7
Country: Engine: Ignition: Bore x Stroke: Displacement: Transmission: Suspension: Brakes: Top Speed:
USA Air-cooled, seven cylinder, 4 stroke Two spark plugs per head with a 12v starter 80x80 mm 2800cc Six-speed Roger Godammer front forks, rear monoshock Front and rear discs She flys
For a brief time the JRL Cycles Lucky 7 was the only radial-engine production motorcycle in the world. The unusual machine is powered by a Rotec 7- cylinder radial aircraft engine with a swept capacity of 2,800cc and a power output of 110 hp and 160 lb ft of torque The JRL Cycles Lucky 7 was originally developed with the goal of building 50+ production motorcycles however the cost to developed and build them resulted in an MSRP of over $100,000 USD -- severely limiting the number of potential buyers. Despite the costs, we know that four examples of the JRL Cycles Lucky 7 were built - one prototype and three production bikes.