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  1. #1
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    muench-mammut

    Been on before?? don't care - worth a repost

    ENGINEMotorType/No. of cylindersDOHC four-stroke, transvers in-line four-cylinderCooling systemliquid coolingMaterialsaluminium alloy (engine), magnesium alloy (oil sump),
    fairings made of carbon fibre
    Crankshaftprecision-balancedDisplacement1,998 ccBore/stroke86/86 mmValves16, (hydraulic lash adjustment)TurbochargerSchwitzer, max. charge pressure 0.9 bar, operates smoothly at an engine speed of 2000 rpmIntercoolercharge-air coolingCompression ratio9,0 : 1FuelunleadedOil capacity / Grade5 litres, synthetic high-performance oil, SAE 20W50Engine controlElectronical Münch Motor Steuerung with Lambda SondeCamshaft drivetoothed beltCarburationelectronic fuel injectionCold start deviceautomatic cold start via ECMExhaust-emission controlclosed-loop-controlled metal-carrier catalytic converter.MotorPower output260 bhp (191 kW) @ 5,650 rpmMax. revs8,500 rpmTorque380 Nm (38,47 mkp) @ 3.500 rpm
    TRANSMISSIONMotorClutchwet multi-plate clutch, hydraulic operation,
    ceramic linings
    Primary drivegears / 1.76 : 1Secondary driveO-ring chain 5/8 x 3/8, gear
    ratio 2 : 1, chain box
    Chain-tensionerhydraulic chain-tensionerGear box6 gearsGear ratios2,80 / 2,00 / 1,59 / 1,33 / 1,15 / 1,04
    CHASSIS
    MotorFrameDouble cradle steel,Suspension travel front/rear120 mm/65 mm
    Forks
    Öhlins telescopic, Ø 43 mmAdjustment, frontspring base, rebound, compressionRear suspension2 x WP Öhlins horizontalAdjustment, rearspring base, rebound, compressionCastor115 mm
    Steering head angle 62°
    Wheel base 1,540 mm
    No. of seatssolo-seatStandside standWHEELS, TYRES AND BRAKESMotorWheels Münch – aluminium alloyRim size, front/rear3.5 x 17” / 6.0 x 17”Tyre, frontBridgestone , 120/70 ZR 17 BT011ETyre, rearBridgestone, 200/50 ZR 17 BT010Brake, frontfloating double-disk, Ø 320 mm, 2 x 8 pistonsBrake, rearfloating single disc, Ø 280 mm, 4 pistonsDIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTMotorLength/width/height2,146 x 800 (engine 634) x 1,033 mmSeat height780 mm
    Handlebar width
    800 mm
    Ground clearance (standing)
    130 mm
    Tank / fuel capacity
    carbon-fibre tank; 26.5 litresDry weight860 lbs (390 kg)PERFORMANCEMotorAccelerationsufficientTop speed156 mph (250 km/h - electronically limited)Rangeabout 190 miles (300 km)SPECIAL EQUIPMENTMotornet-service-setdiagnostic adapter incl. mobile phone.
    All relevant engine data can be checked and adjusted at the factory.
    Anti-theft protectionalarm systemSPECIAL FEATURESMotorInstrumentsdigital control systemFairingsrear, cockpit, front mudguard, tank, airbox, side covers made of carbon fibreFootrestsindividually adjustable for rider's sizeHand leveradjusts to individual hand size via ratchet mechanismnet-serviceall engine data can be checked and adjusted
    over the Internet via diagnostic plug and a special adapt
    Immobilizerelectronic immobilizerBatterydry battery, 22 A-hFusestab fuses

    And it looks like a sports bike!


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    Nah, I had a car, didn't like it.
    Lou

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    Hell of a power to weight ratio there!
    Quote Originally Posted by tigertim20 View Post
    etiquette? treat it like every other vehicle on the road, assume they are a blind, ignorant brainless cunt who is out to kill you, and ride accordingly

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    Holy Sh!t !!!
    If it's anything like a 2 Litre Turbo car, you could be looking at 300 - 400 RELIABLE horse power!!! - with a few mods.
    I want one!

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    Vauxhall Vectra motor, isn't it? Old Munch likes his car engined bikes>
    “- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”

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    Yeah you sure still got the bug bad Wkid posting stuff like this. You're gonna be a biker till the day you die so just get some more wheels and get on with it.
    Cheers

    Merv

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    Quote Originally Posted by merv
    Yeah you sure still got the bug bad Wkid posting stuff like this. You're gonna be a biker till the day you die so just get some more wheels and get on with it.
    LOL,Yeah I say give it time,he won't be able to help himself.
    Anyway I've always liked the look of the Munch,even the old ones.
    So little money, So many bikes

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