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Cernic's Racing Introduces Three
New Products for the Suzuki LT-R450
Carbon Fiber Electronic
Shield, Plug-N-Go Start Button, Cold Start Re-Locator
Duncansville, PA (4/20/2007) –Cernic's
Racing is set to release three all new products for the
ever popular LT-R450. Cernic's and Suzuki are Synonymous
in the ATV Racing scene, and for good reason. Since the
release of the LT-R450 early in 2006, Cernic's has set
out to make the LT-R450 the bike to beat at the track.
CFS Carbon Fiber electronics Shield $40.00
The electronic system on the LT-R450 is very vulnerable
to flying debris, resulting in electrical malfunctions
and damage. While other companies have released various
hoods and nose extenders, the CFS nips this problem
in the bud. Weighing in at only 1 ounce, this system
provides ample protection without adding bulk or weight
to you front end.
Plug-N-Go Start Button $45.00
Remove the unsightly bulky control cluster from your
handlebars in one step, with this innovative product.
Simply unplug the existing plug from you harness, plug
in the Plug-N-Go start button and Go! No splicing or
modification necessary.
Cold Start Re-locater $70.00
This product works hand in hand with the Plug-N-Go
start button, for those of you who want to keep your
cold start lever active and easily accessible. This
kit includes an adjust on the fly Clutch lever and perch,
with a small trigger lever similar to the hot-start
found on modern dirt bikes. It also has a specially
designed cold start cable to make installation a cinch
on your LTR.
For further information about these products: www.CernicsRacing.com
About Cernics:
Cernics Racing Est. 1969, has been a staple in the two-wheeled
motocross industry for over 10 years. Only in the last
2 years has Cernics Racing created a commanding name
for itself in the ATV Industry. For 2007 Cernic's carries
big hitters such as Jeremy Lawson, and Jason Dunkelberger
along with the Media All-Stars powerhouse Amateur team.
Cernics
Racing
499 Rt. 764
Duncansville, Pa 16635
814-695-2453
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