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Roland Sands KRV5 Tracker V5 Powered Custom

by Paul Crowe - "The Kneeslider" on 7/21/2006

in Motorcycle Builders, Motorcycle Design

Roland Sands KRV5 Tracker - V5 powered custom bike

About a month ago we mentioned two different press releases concerning the bike Roland Sands would have at Goodwood, something Harley powered or his new rumored V5. Well, it looks like the KRV5 Tracker is set to be unveiled today at Laguna Seca, a Kenny Roberts MotoGP V5 engine in a board tracker inspired custom bike.

A 200 horsepower board tracker? Photos when we get 'em.

{ 7 comments }

aaron 07.22.06 at 2:55 pm: the suspense is killing me…..
Dodgy 07.22.06 at 5:43 pm: The suspension is killing me…
Dodgy 08.09.06 at 7:15 am: Hey, what happened?
Does it exist?
Is there photographic evidence?
Thomas Lewis 08.15.06 at 9:23 pm: If anybody happened to see the show Super bikes on ESPN August 15,they also got to see the unveiling of the KRV5 Tracker at Laguna Seca, WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kneeslider 08.16.06 at 9:34 am: It was on Superbikes, but from multiple split second camera angles zooming in and out so you never really get a good look. The drawing above is accurate and you actually see more there than on the TV show. Photos from those in attendance aren’t floating around yet from what I’ve seen, and even Roland Sands isn’t showing them on his site. Probably trying to keep it undercover as much as possible while some magazines get the story out and Sands sells some related merchandise.
sweetlemonaid 08.17.06 at 3:21 am: http://www.motoblog.it/post/3613/presentata-la-krv5-tracker-a-laguna-seca contains some video of the bike.
orbz 08.26.06 at 10:36 am: a bike builder/painter myself,roland sands is the one person whos philosophy i stand by,i build bikes not by parts catalogue but by imagination,he will lead the way,that krv5 tracker kicks ass, classic design modern day performance,check out http://www.rolandsands.com…although tracker not on site yet,hes no regrets bike hits a close second, good on u boy…orbz