Posts Tagged ‘electric Motorcycles’
KTM E-SM “Free”
The KTM Freeride E-SM is a beautiful bike!
Beautiful from the point of view of performance, entertainment offering and innovative electrical design.
In our opinion, however,, like all KTM realizations, It has a design too traditional and too racing graphics. For this we assumed this stylistic appearance where we worked on suspension, superstructures, trim and graphics.
The suspensions are replaced with fork and swingarm both monoarm Gilera CX derivation 125
. The circles created ad hoc with little oversized spokes.
The superstructures seen a general reduction in volumes and a more road vocation or better 'motard’ with a small storage unit (portaguanti) in the front portion of the saddle.
The set-up changes are obviously aimed at improving the man / machine relationship intervening on driving position, height, hiking etc..
Our KTM Freeride E-SM as all our projects P.U.C.A. (Unique Projects in Search of Author) and only a hypothesis, idea unripe. We will be happy to declined according to your preferences if you want to join the project at the following link:
+++ Elec
+++ Elec is an electric motorcycle with a strong sporting character.
Designed to compete with the six hundred quattrocilindri, It refers to their style and their shapes while being strongly characterized by its electric motorization.
E’ still a project for which for the moment is not possible to disclose further information.
Mùnch TTX
Mùnch TTX
Among our projects is the collaboration with the historic German motorcycle manufacturer Munch, known for its particularly disruptive and powerful models, come la Munch Mammut, which featured an air-cooled four-cylinder engine from the NSU Prinz car 1000.
The challenge was to create an electric racing motorcycle that could compete in the newly created world electric motorcycle championship, bearing the Munch mark. The result is the Munch TTX, a motorcycle with a futuristic and aggressive design, with an aerodynamic fairing and a carbon fiber frame. The electric motor has a power of 200 kW and a pair of 400 Nm, which allow it to reach a maximum speed of 300 km / h. The battery has a capacity of 20 kWh and an autonomy of 150 km.
The Munch TTX was presented to the public in 2022 at the Milan Show, where he aroused great interest and admiration. The bike participated in the world electric motorcycle championship in 2023, achieving excellent results and demonstrating its high performance and reliability. The Munch TTX is a motorcycle that represents the link between tradition and innovation of the German company, and which testifies to Given's ability and creativity in creating unique and original projects.