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=== Cyber 9000 ===

Following the separation, PneuVentures developed a proposed successor to the original Shocker known as the '''Cyber 9000''', also referred to as the '''Warrior'''.

The marker was publicly demonstrated at the [[1997 NPPL World Cup]] in Kissimmee, Florida.

Contemporary [[WARPIG]] television coverage included an interview with PneuVentures representative Mary Ellen Mest discussing the Cyber 9000. The same programme featured Smart Parts representative Bill Gardner Jr. demonstrating the competing Shocker Sport 4x4.[2]

The Cyber 9000 was based on the original Shocker's electropneumatic system but incorporated updated electronic controls, including an LCD display.

The proposed design also included an integrated chronograph function.[6]

Although prototype examples were produced and demonstrated, the Cyber 9000 did not enter commercial production.[3]