The
Track Diesel Motorcycle in earlier guise.
Statement
from EVA Products, Holland. 14 Jan 2008 04:36 pm.
We have now
completed the prototype phase for the Track T-800CDI motorcycle
and are now in full production. If you would like information please
drop me (Erik) a line through the website.
TRACK
Product Information
The Track Dieselpowered
Motorcycle selling price is available on the Dutch site www.dieselmotorfiets.nl.
Prices correct
on date 16/02/08. Euro:17,500.00 U.K. price is £13,093.67.US
$25,677.90
Ordering requests
for this Motorcycle from outside The Netherlands will be possible
after we sold the first 50 pieces.
The reason for this step is that we require data from users and
when changes have to be made to the bikes it's not easy when the
bikes are out of the country.
This motorcycle
boasts an impressive 800cc 3 cylinder engine complete with Turbo,
Intercooler and electronic ignition. With 4 valves per head, it
cruises at 75mph and has an impressive top speed of 115mph/185kmh.
E.V.A. website.
Features:
Diesel standard
/ Bio-Diesel consumption / PPO (pure plant oil )1L : 40km+ / 2.5-L
: 100km
Semi and automatic shifting with a 6 speed gearbox / CVT.
Turbo Intercooled.
130Nm 50HP range for maximum performance at 1800-2800rpm.
Rearwheel shaft drive.
DEEP low inpack exhaust system.
Personal Digital Assisted (PDA/MDA) Electronic motorcycle management.
Integraded expanding crashbar for bikeprotection.
Ergonomics on seat hight , footrest and handlebar position. 70 to
120mm
Travel-package intergraded in the design.
Progressive brakelight and headlight. Power LED.
Options:
Frontwheel hydraulic
adjustable drive system Patented by E.V.A. Motorcycle Systems Holland.
Full aluminium luggage travel system
All road version +setup.
Desert-sand lifting device, for lifting when the bike is stuc in
sand.
History:
23/12/05: Erik
Vegt has just informed me that his company E.V.A. (based in the
Netherlands), are planning to launch the TRACK Diesel Motorcycle
in 2007. 3 prototypes will be manufactured in 2006, one of which
can be seen running in a video clip viewable at the bottom of the
'Diesel Picture's' page from the E.V.A.
website.
