Havoc Motorcycles
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Havoc Motorcycles is a Canadian company that manufactures heavyweight street motorcycles. It is notable as the only motorcycle manufacturer registered with Transport Canada in Atlantic Canada, and one of only four Canadian-owned and operated motorcycle manufacturers. The others are BRP-Bombardier Recreational Products (Quebec), Lito Motorcycles (Quebec), and Thug Cycles (Alberta).
History
[edit]Havoc Motorcycles was founded in Prince Edward Island in 2014. The company's launch was announced in September 2015[1][2] with the launch of its first prototype model, the "Iron Flight: Mike Tyson Special Edition" a themed motorcycle featuring graphics licensed from Mike Tyson, entertainer and former heavyweight boxing champion.
In 2016, Havoc Motorcycles formed a partnership with the Wild West Motor Co., an established United States manufacturer of hand-built motorcycles in operation since 1987, for technology transfer and licensing of high-horsepower street motorcycle designs. The Wild West Gunfire, a dragster-inspired motorcycle, formed the basis for two of Havoc Motorcycles' next models, and companies cooperated in the launch of the Havoc 124SS that was unveiled in February 2017.[3][4]
In 2019 the company introduced the Havoc 127 VooDoo, a cruiser with 1960s retro styling.[5]
References
[edit]- ^ Kurylyk, Zac (October 2, 2015). "PEI Startup to build Custom Baggers". Canada MotoGuide. Retrieved January 17, 2020.
- ^ "Havoc Motorcycles Iron Flight Mike Tyson Edition Launch". Ultimate Motorcycling. October 1, 2015.
- ^ "Havoc 124SS - The Newest Hand-Built Bagger". www.clutchandchrome.com.
- ^ "Havoc Motorcycles Launches 124SS Bagger". Hot Bike.
- ^ "Cruiser Havoc 127 Voodoo". Le Repaire des Motards. 21 October 2019. Retrieved 3 April 2020.