Originally Posted by Jon_W
Sort exhaust and I'd have one too..anything like landies it'll run on old frying fat
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08-03-12, 01:02 PM
Sort exhaust and I'd have one too..anything like landies it'll run on old frying fat
08-03-12, 01:24 PM
Gayer than Duncan Norvel at a Virago owners meet.
At 30 kilos heavier than a GS you wouldn't want to drop it either.
Needs a bit more development
08-03-12, 01:55 PM
I might put Petrol in the tank by mistake
08-03-12, 05:19 PM
You could run it on old chip oil.
09-03-12, 07:43 AM
The problem with these Tracks is that they are so damn expensive. I hear that they start at around £15k, which for any bike is damn expensive.
If its supposed to be economical and save you money, thats a lot of miles you have to do before you get your money back! Though saying that, I get it if you are after a real adventure bike though - you know, 250 miles between fuel stops rules out a lot of bikes, while this one would cruise it. But then again, there are plenty of conventional bikes which have extended tank ranges - KTM and BMW do them off the top of my head.
Its going to take a brave buyer to leap for one of these ahead of a proven adventure bike. Except maybe a fast food restaurant owner - recycled chip fat or veg oil and no fuel costs? Could be interesting.
24-03-12, 09:59 PM
i deliver to a company who test "stuff" for the government,..and they had that bike on test,..looks ok,..but the auto gear box,..and the sound put me off,..here a couple of pics
24-03-12, 10:21 PM
Diesel bike?? No thanks.
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