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zadok
20th February 2006, 10:02
Fischer Motor Company releasing a new bike. I think it will appeal to a lot of prospective sprotbike folk. I like the look of it.
Article here: http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=468&Itemid=
DemonWolf
20th February 2006, 11:15
I quite like the look of it..
limbimtimwim
24th August 2006, 15:55
Got this in my inbox today:
The Fischer MRX has been completely redesigned for mass-production!
Features:
a.. Beautiful Glynn Kerr design with composite body panels
b.. Cast aluminum 3-piece main frame, 2-piece alloy swingarm
c.. GP chassis geometry for optimal control
d.. Easy to ride- around town or at the limit
e.. Ohlins rear shock with Gemini linkage
f.. Inverted forks with compression and rebound adjustments and Fischer-developed
road and track settings
g.. Liquid-cooled 90 degree V-Twin with DOHC, 4-valve heads for a user-friendly,
high-torque powerband
h.. Comfortable seat
i.. Many available upgrades
While the website may still be under development, the MRX is ready to roll. Go to
Fischer1.com for ordering information on this long-awaited American Sportbike, be
one of the first to own the Fischer MRX
www.fischer1.com
That's the hyobag 650 vtwin in there.
Coyote
24th August 2006, 16:06
Looks great, although that seat is a bit silly looking
It needs a real engine
Batcerb
24th August 2006, 21:23
looks fun tho ...
Wasp
24th August 2006, 23:37
ooooh, yellow and black :blip:
Hitcher
25th August 2006, 21:57
A back seat specially made for pillions with piles.
skelstar
26th August 2006, 09:32
It needs a real engine
Hey al, is that in informed comment? What would you consider a real engine?
Coyote
26th August 2006, 09:37
Hey al, is that in informed comment? What would you consider a real engine?
Course not
And a real engine would be 2 hayabusa engines fused together to create a V8, and then have several turbochargers attached to it
Deano
26th August 2006, 09:40
Looks like a cross between an R1 and a Benelli Tornado to me.
But all sports bikes look the same anyway....eh....?
And a real engine would be 2 hayabusa engines fused together to create a V8, and then have several turbochargers attached to it
Just add a couple of wings......
quickbuck
27th August 2006, 00:39
A High-Torque power band?
What? As opposed to a Low-Torque powerband?
RantyDave
27th August 2006, 16:25
Look at the tank/gonads interface .... wouldn't want to crash that!
Dave
R6_kid
27th August 2006, 16:28
seen this before somewhere, would call repost but im not sure where i saw it.
limbimtimwim
27th August 2006, 18:43
Yes, you have seen it before.
I was merely posting the email that I got from them indicating some form of regular production of said motorcycle.
Ghost Lemur
27th August 2006, 19:48
Don't understand it.
They're obviously trying to make it look like an Italian machine. MV, Benelli, etc.
It's using a Hyosung engine. Nothing against them, but not exactly top of the line.
Seems like a waste of time, with nothing original to offer. Hell I'd got as far as to say nothing to offer at all. Can't see too many Americans buying this just because it's "American".
The Buell I can understand.
The Fisher is a cheap knock off that isn't going to be cheap. Worst of both worlds.
limbimtimwim
27th August 2006, 20:49
I think it does have something to offer.
I think its purpose is to be an small bike with racey chassis. Since the death of the 400cc inline 4s (And the Honda V4s) and the 250 2-strokes nothing has really existed since that could take their place. The SV650 and ER-6, fine vehicles I am sure, are not the out and out sports bikes that they have sort of replaced. While a modern 600cc inline 4 (Or 675 triple, or 750 twin...) is 'small' they are still bigger and heavier than an old school 250 or 400.
I'd really like a go on one. I am hoping/wondering if it would out-boogie my gsxr or rvf.
zadok
6th September 2006, 10:29
Now in production. Latest article here:
http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=561&Itemid=
Interesting to note the motor is based on the Hyosung 650.
Coyote
6th September 2006, 10:55
Sounds pretty trick. Looks awesome too
Timber020
6th September 2006, 21:34
Looks like a stealth bomber, if its invisable to radar, im in!
hXc
6th September 2006, 21:57
I like it! *Drool*
Hillbilly
16th September 2006, 16:23
it's gone into production! The Hyosung powered Fischer MRX 650 concept for the US, and it's beautiful! These are the same guys linked to American Legend Motorsports.
Check out the specs here:
http://www.fischer1.com/fischer-mrx-motorcycle-specifications-2006.htm
Read the review here:
http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=84
Below are a some pictures including a pre-production test ride. Note that it's lot smaller than the GT650R and close to a Triumph Daytons 675. I'm certainly impressed ! Gee, and it's eligible for F3 and the 650 twins classes.
zadok
16th September 2006, 16:46
Already a thread about this.
Hillbilly
16th September 2006, 17:01
Love the performance options though. it's not the price, but more that thy've been able to take the Hyo engine, and build a better bike. Remember that cagiva were also considering that engine for the Raptor.
Maybe Fischer can help Hyosung produce better bikes.
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