Interesting bike!
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Interesting bike!
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Track Diesel Motorcycles is part of the EVA Products BV group.
Track T-800CDI diesel motorcycles are being Produced in The Netherlands.
By use of quality components and common rail diesel technology in combination with CVT (Continuous Variable transmission) drivebility you get easy, high torque and low fuel consumption.
Recommended are standard diesel and V-power variants. Pure plant oil and biodiesel are for now not to be Used in That the current configuration is offered.
Motorbike engine -
Volume cc: 800
Max Power kW / hp: 33/45
At rpm: 3000 to 4500
Max Torque Nm: 100
At rpm: 1800
Cylinder position: In line
Number of cylinders: 3
Compression pressure fuel type: V-Power Diesel 1:18
Valves per cylinder: 2
Pressure: 1.25 bar Turbo
- Electrical system -
Alternator W: 500
Battery W / Ah: 12 V/35 Ah
Starter Motor kW: 1.5
Power Management
ECU with CANbus
- Power transmission -
Clutch: Centrifugal
Acceleration: Continuously Variable Transmission
FINAL DRIVE: Cardan
Final Ratio: 1.58
- Wheelbase -
Frame Material: Tubular frame Chrome Molybdenum
RWD: Track Cardan shaft drive
Front suspension
WP 48mm upside down
Rear suspension
WP + preload adjuster.
Suspension front and rear mm: 210/210
Mm Wheelbase: 1610
Rake degrees: 63.4 / 26.6
Brakes
Front: Dual disc 310 mm dia
Rear: Single write, dia 265 mm
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 Rim Size
Front: 1.85 ": 21"
Rear: 4.25 ": 17"
- Size and Weight -
Overall length mm: 2450
Width with mirrors mm: 900
Seat height mm: 830/880
Dry weight kg: 215
Max total weight kg: 450
Diesel tank l: 20
Diesel fuel consumption
Minimum 1:30
Acceleration
Torque over hp
Top speed km / h Max 165 km / h
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I like the concept, but it will need another 5-10 years of refinement and improvement before it could possibly go mainstream. I love the idea of 30km per litre fuel consumption and a tank range of 600km, but a top whack of just over 100 mph and 45hp pushing a dry weight of 215kg makes for a fairly dull bolide.
Reduce the weight by 10-15%, increase the power by 10-15% and sell it for around €10,000 and you'd be close to the money, if not on it.
Reduce the weight by 10-15%, increase the power by 10-15% and sell it for around €10,000 and you'd be close to the money, if not on it.