Challenger Spirit V8 trike on an autumn backroad

Hand built in Poplar Bluff, Missouri

America's V8 touring trike

A factory new 6.2 liter GM LS3 making up to 525 horsepower. Independent rear suspension, air ride you adjust from the saddle, and room for a two week trip. Nobody else builds one. We build every one by hand.

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The heart of every Challenger

Muscle car power. Touring manners.

Every Challenger leaves Poplar Bluff with a factory new GM LS3, the small block America already trusts. Behind it sits a 4L60E four speed automatic with overdrive. No clutch, no shifting. Roll on the throttle and the road gets shorter.

  • 4L60E automaticFour speeds with overdrive for relaxed highway RPM.
  • Independent rearAutomotive style suspension that soaks up broken pavement.
  • B17 inverted forksAmerican Suspension front end, built under our roof.
  • Under seat tank13 gallons carried low for a planted, easy turn in.

Pick your power

Three states of tune

Every build starts with the same LS3. You decide how far we take it. Tap a tune and watch the needle.

The 430 is the proven touring tune. Smooth, unstressed, and more power than any production trike has offered. It is the spec most owners cross the country on.

Every tune runs the 4L60E automatic and is backed by the shop that built it.

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The lineup

Two ways to own the road

Both built to order around the LS3. Any color you can name, fairing options, and Eddie Trotta detailing throughout.

Air ride, standard

Set your stance

Every Challenger carries its own onboard compressor. Firm it up for a twisty two lane, soften it for the long slab home, or drop it low at the show. All from the saddle, on the fly, with your thumb.

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Cruise Challenger trike side profile showing air ride stance

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Where Challengers go

AKChallenger trike beside an Alaska waterfall
Alaska
One owner, one Spirit, a long way north
BCOwners on a Challenger at the Alaska Highway sign
Alaska Highway
Mile zero at Dawson Creek, two up
USARed Challenger trike on a brick main street
Main Street
Brick streets, small towns, and every head turning
FLChallenger under the Daytona Beach arch at night
Daytona Beach
Under the famous arch after dark
MOChallenger trike on an autumn road
Home roads
Ozark two lanes, where the air ride earns its keep
2UPCouple riding two up on a Challenger trike
Two up, anywhere
Comfort that keeps the passenger asking for more

Poplar Bluff, Missouri

Built by hand. Every one.

No assembly line. Frame, paint, wiring and final torque all happen in one building in the Missouri bootheel, by the same crew who picks up the phone when you call.

We machine Eddie Trotta Designs accessories and American Suspension B17 front ends under the same roof, and both go on your build. Any color in the book. Fairing or not. Your machine, your call.

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David Libla and the Cypress Creek crewBuilders of Challenger V8 Motorcycles

Pricing, options and the build process

Get the Buyer's Guide

  • Current pricing for the Spirit V8 and Bullet V8
  • All three LS3 tunes, explained in plain terms
  • Paint, fairing and Eddie Trotta option walkthrough
  • How a hand built order works, from deposit to delivery day
  • Trade in and financing questions answered

Send me the guide

Free PDF, sent right away. Mason follows up only if you want him to.

Talk to the people who build it

Come hear one light off

A photo cannot do the sound justice. Call or text with questions on specs, trade ins or a build slot, or come to the shop and hear an LS3 fire up in person.

573 712 2385

Cypress Creek Motorsports
1916 Highway 53, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901
[email protected]

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Your Challenger contactMason Libla