The guys over at Moto2motion.com have created a video demonstrating the use of our product Mud Guard. Great before and after images of 2 ATVs, one with Mud Guard applied and one without, showing the difference after a hard ride. The video is the one in the top right corner of the page labeled "Motovated Media". Check it out
www.motovatedstore.com/pages/Videos.html

any one ever get on here any more???

Charlotte, NC  - April 25, 2008

Press Release -  X-Tream Clean Products Now Available Through Highlifter Products

X-Tream Clean XTC is announcing that the full line of X-Tream Clean products is available through Highlifter Products, Inc. at www.highlifter.com and at their retail local in Shreveport, LA. 
 
High Lifter Products, Inc. has been developing and marketing unique, after-market accessories for utility, 4-wheel drive ATVs since 1996.  In this short time, the company has grown from a one-man, backyard hobby into a 23 employee, multi-million dollar corporation.  We now operate from a 14,500 square foot building located in Shreveport, Louisiana, which includes a retail showroom, a warehouse, a performance shop, and executive offices.  We also operate through our website, www.highlifter.com, which is visited by almost 200,000 unique visitors per month, and includes a full product catalog, a chat room and forum, games, an online ATV magazine, and many, many more informative and entertaining features.

X-Tream Clean based in Huntersville, NC has introduced a full line of cleaning products specifically designed for motocross bikes, ATVs, UTVs and all related off-road machines.  There are currently 4 core products ready for distribution: MX / ATV Wash, Foam Filter Cleaner, Mud Guard and Quick Hit Detail Spray.  There are a few products in the formulation and testing stages, Chain Lube & Cleaner and ClearView Anti-Fog Goggle & Lens Cleaner.  Please check our website for further information and product releases at www.xtreamclean.com.

i been riding all over the place

I shot a doe so no luck

nice

been busy

X-Tream Clean to Sponsor KYMCO ATV Racing Team for 2008
Charlotte, NC – Feb 12, 2008

X-Tream Clean Company is proud to announce its sponsorship of the KYMCO ATV Racing Team for the upcoming 2008 GNCC season.  X-Tream Clean is a company based in Huntersville, NC that develops, markets and distributes a full line of cleaning products specifically designed for motocross bikes and ATV’s.  The KYMCO ATV Racing Team will be using the complete product line from X-Tream Clean, XTC MX / ATV Wash, XTC Mud Guard, XTC Quick Hit Detail Spray and XTC Foam Filter Cleaner. These cleaners will help KYMCO ATV Racing Team maintain their equipment and provide them the ability to keep their machines clean and in top condition. 

KYMCO ATV Racing Team is managed by Kevin Johnston and competes in the GNCC Series with riders in ATV and Utility classes. This season the riders included in the 2008 season are Kevin Johnston, team manager and 4x4 lites class, Ken Robey 4x4 lites class, Dan McConoughy 4x4 lites class, Jordan Phillips 4x4 lites class, Doug Robey schoolboy class, Rodney Baker sport class, Caleb Johnston CVT70 class, Tyler McConoughy CVT70 class, Ashleigh Davis 90 modified class and Hunter Kilby 90 modified class.  Also involved in this partnership is the High Energy Racing Team with riders Mike Houston pro class, Dustin Canipe pro-am class, Ryan Reed vet B class and Mike Shelby vet B class. 

“This is a great opportunity for X-Tream Clean.  Everyone at X-Tream Clean is very excited about our new relationship with KYMCO ATV Racing Team and their riders for this season.  This relationship will give our new company the exposure on a national level that we have not had before. KYMCO has a first class organization with leadership from Kevin Johnston and the KYMCO brand and we really look forward to this new relationship”, said Mark Skerlak, X-Tream Clean’s owner. 

For more info about X-Tream Clean products www.xtreamclean.com
For more info KYMCO ATV Racing Team www.mxresultz.com/08KYMCOTEAM
For more info about KYMCO USA www.strmotorsports.com

so wheres the vids and pics of it muddy? 

so whats yall's excuses this time?