Michael Czysz founded MotoCzysz in 2003 with the initial goal of simply producing state-of-the-art Superbike models imbued with American engines, accessories, and style.

The main design direction of the company is to provide ample torque motors, improving conversion. In particular, MotoCzysz was one of the few motorcycle brands that offered a powerful engine up to 200 horsepower.

The company's founder also shared the main design principles: increasing rotation and increasing tilt angle. To achieve the above effect, the company changed the crankshaft.

To have its current position, this famous brand has had a development process with several important milestones such as:

• In June 2009, for the first time, a company's model appeared in the zero-emission motorcycle race, taking place on the Isle of Man TT. The name MotoCzysz was not only marked with the nickname "American horror shooters" but also famous in the following years through the documentary Charge (2011).
• In October 2009, the company cooperated with Bajaj Auto to research and develop green motorcycles.
• Not long after that, MotoCzysz partnered with Remy Electric Motors LLC to develop an electric powertrain.
• In 2012, the company signed an agreement with TAC Motors to become a powertrain supplier for the Stark SUV.