Crank & Chrome Cycles
                                                                         Test Completed September 2010

Dynacycle Oil has been independently dynamometer tested and has once again been shown to provide better engine protection than its competition, Amsoil MCV. The test motorcycle, a 2006 Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic Electra Glide with Fuel Injection (FLHTCUI) was tested on a Dynojet 250i dynamometer under accelerated conditions. Testing measured an increase of 1.92 more horsepower and 5.81 more pounds of torque over Amsoil MCV even when the outside temperature was 5.75 degrees hotter than during the Amsoil testing phase. Analysis of these results shows that Dynacycle Oil provides superior engine protection by reducing friction thus reducing wear and tear, and increasing horsepower and torque, all made possible just by changing the oil to Dynacycle.

Independent Dynojet 250i dynamometer testing was conducted at Crank & Chrome Cycles, located at 1533 Ridgewood Avenue, Holly Hill, Florida, 32117. Crank & Chrome Cycles, established in 2005 by Barry and JoAnne Zinn, is a full service shop specializing in motorcycle repairs, sales, and customizations. Barry has been in the motorcycle industry since 1998. Prior to opening Crank & Chrome Cycles, Barry ran production and service for Titan Motorcycles as well as held the position of Service Parts Director for Arlen Ness in Daytona. Crank & Chrome Cycles can be reached at
(386) 615-1449 or check their website at http://cranknchrome.net.

The dynamometer testing was conducted by Crank & Chrome employee, Tommy Gray Jr. Tommy has been a Harley-Davidson mechanic since 1986. He is a Certified Dynojet and Superflow Dynotech. In addition, Tommy taught Harley-Davidson mechanics and Dyno Ops for the American Motorcycle Institute (WyoTech Daytona) for 8 years. Previously he tuned for Hooters Suzuki, GP Bikes, Aprillia ST, as well as the BMW Race Team.