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PostPosted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 8:46 pm 
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http://www.rotax.com/en/Engine/2004/ATV ... Models.htm

saw one of these on the road, then discovered you can buy the motor/box combo outright...

and it's got a real reverse gear...

anyone considered one? would the vee-twin be too big?


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 10:25 pm 
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Too small more like it.

Only 78kw, what would the point be?


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madmorrie wrote:
Too small more like it.

Only 78kw, what would the point be?



i admit not super powerful but gotta be torqueyier than any other bike conversion.

i would've thought modern technology, five speed sequential, actual reverse and hey they're the motor Aprillia use so there's some pretty good heritage there, wouldn't be to hard to trick it up a bit...


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Here are their bike engines...bit more power also
http://www.rotax.com/en/Engine/2004/Mot ... Models.htm

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madmorrie wrote:
Too small more like it.

Only 78kw, what would the point be?

still more than a 998 A-series and most 1275's for that matter.
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madmorrie wrote:
what would the point be?


If you went for a superlightweight car (stripped out shell, remove everything not required for going, stopping and steering) and you'd have something pretty nice. Weight balance would be better and best of all, the SOUND!

Do it.


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i like the boat one :)

http://www.rotax.com/en/Engine/2004/Mar ... Models.htm

255hp 1.5L

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Boost it.... ;)

great find mate! looks tiny


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Location: Under the bonnet son!
I reckon I could console myself with only 106HP...

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benjamin wrote:


They are direct drive to a hamilton jet unit - what about the gearbox/diff assembly, how would you couple it and where would you put it??

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