TRIK DADDY'S BANKRUPTCY CASE ROLLS ON

February 2, 2007 - The bankruptcy filing by Trik Daddy's Custom Cycles, Inc.
continues its slow roll through the judicial process. According to the case
manager at the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, the
case (No. 8:06-bk-03490-cpm) has not yet been discharged.

Trik Daddy's, which had a shop and showroom on Cortez Boulevard in
Brooksville, Florida, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 2006. A copy
of the bankruptcy petition indicated that the business owed its top 20
creditors over $900,000 at the time of the filing, including a $685,000
claim by Bikers Choice. Maria Neger is listed on the petition as being the
Debtor. She is also listed as being the President of the company.

Owner John Neger started the shop five years ago as a place where riders
could get custom work done on production motorcycles. He eventually expanded
the business to include kit bikes and his own custom creations which took
top honors at several prestigious bike shows. The business closed suddenly
last summer leaving creditors with unpaid bills and customers with
unfinished motorcycles.

A phone request for an update from Tampa attorney, Buddy Ford, who is
representing Trik Daddy's, was not returned.