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I think longevity would factor into it. I wouldn't expect to get 25,000 miles out of that engine.
The stock bike would already be a wheelie monster if not for the torque limits and wheelie control. It looks like they have an extended swing arm, I'd imagine they'd have to work on mitigating it.
Went into the shop and looked at the upper and lower case halves. Looked at the crank in the case. I don’t see much possibility in a bore increase due to the limitations of the casting walls and even less opportunity for a stroke increase considering the journal placement.
Additionally, considerable jabber about the pipe but zero on the intake side. 70hp via a displacement increase is going to warrant modification of the intake side. More jabber about the lightweight cushless drive yet the showpiece has a Sitta flange and sprocket. Many things not adding up here. To top the cake if you’re going to try and “wow” someone with verbiage “Aerospace” is one word fellas.
Clown show. They are throwing out “teaser tech” to entice peoples interest to shop at their store which has the same stuff everyone else sells and not surprisingly, nothing they have been talking about for the last 2 years is available on the site.Lol. “Arrow space”
Clown show. They are throwing out “teaser tech” to entice peoples interest to shop at their store which has the same stuff everyone else sells and not surprisingly, nothing they have been talking about for the last 2 years is available on the site.
That real pic of the cushless drive looks exactly like the one Warren Machine made and abandoned when the lifespan was zero (yes there is a reason for the “cushion”) The harmonics and backlash of the drive with no give smoked the splines rather quickly. Nice paint though and I do like the yellow headlights.
not without forced induction
LolMy owners manual says mine makes 300hp and revs to 18K???
Me, not a problem. Got that Ducati TC and did the EVO 4 update that isn't out yet.