Cesar, founder of Adrenalix, has been riding motorcycles for over twenty-five years. My first motorcycle was a Honda mini-trail, which nowadays is a Honda Z50. It's still cool to have one of those around your garage! I get out on the weekends on my street bikes and ride the dirt when I can. My favorite bike? I love all motorcycles, but the Ducati 748s suits me the best because they're high energy and intense. If you've got questions or ideas, I'd love to hear from you - e-mail me at sales@adrenalix.net.
Tech expert Gary is a graduate from MMI (Motorcycle Mechanics Institute) with over five years experience in the motorcycle industry. He competes in a 2005 Yamaha YZ250F.
Operations are run by Jason, an avid motorcyclist who rides a Kawasaki 636. Jason came to us from a career change because his heart is with motorcycles. Call him up at (972) 264-4060 and he will treat you right.
Since starting Adrenalix, we have developed relationships with fellow racers in both industries motorcyles and kart racing.
Ty Howard
Ty has been sponsored by Adrenalix since 2005. In his first year sponsored by Adrenalix, Ty broke two lap records in the state of Texas.
Click here to read a full article about Ty in Road Racing World.
Other than being a top level road racer, Ty is a friendly, down-to-earth guy. Look for #35 and you will find Ty in the front.
Pedro Rosario
He comes to us all the way from Portugal. He's our best customer and has become a good friend. Pedro won the kart cross series in Europe and holds the #1 Plate for the year 2007. We wish him best luck for 2008 from all his friends at Adrenalix.
His kart cross is powered by a 2007 Honda CBR600RR. As you can tell from the pictures, he buys nothing but the best for his kart including that nice side full Akrapovic exhaust. During his spare time, he likes to drink Licor Beirao!
Jerry Klawitter
Jerry (customer/builder) broke the land speed record (Mark Suley/rider) in a custom-made bike powered by a 2002 Suzuki GSXR 1000.
He recently purchased a 2007 GSXR 1000, which he expects to get to a speed of 208MPH to break his record. We wish him and his team best of luck in 2008!
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