Renowned designer Yacouba has launched Feline Motorcycles, a luxury motorcycle brand. But this isn’t just any motorcycle with a set of two wheels and an engine. This, ladies and gentlemen, is one of the most radical and beautiful looking motorcycles that we have seen till date. The design and technology of the Feline One concept shines through in its aesthetics, showing clean lines enhanced by an unusual front fork and a hook-shaped back. The Feline One looks sharp and wouldn’t look out of place in a modern art gallery.
The power plant on the Feline One is a three-cylinder four-stroke 801cc motor delivers a staggering 170 bhp of power. The weight of the motorcycle stands at 155 kilogram which gives it a staggering power-to-weight ratio.
Speaking about the new concept, Yacouba said, “Much more than a motorcycle, Feline is the combination of sophistication and high technology for highly demanding customers looking for innovative and unique novelties. During 10 years I tested the best machines around the world and my conclusion has been to make a synthesis of two worlds : the best that I encountered and my vision of the motorbike of the future, FELINE was born!”
To keep the product exclusive, Feline Motorcycles would sell only 50 examples of the Feline One with sales scheduled to commence in December 2016 and will be priced at USD 280,000.
Here are the technical specifications:
ENGINE | |
Type | 3-cylinder, 4-stroke |
Capacity | 801 cm3 |
Power | 170 bhp |
Transmission | 6-speed gearbox |
Exhaust system | Titanium |
CHASSIS | |
Frame | Titanium, carbon fiber and aerospace aluminum |
Fork | Dual carbon swingarms, 2-dampers with fiber spring |
Swingarm | Carbon Fiber, mono damper with fiber spring |
Rims | Carbon fiber |
Front brake | 4-discs Ø 230 mm, with 4-pistons calipers |
Rear brake | Single disc Ø 220 mm |
Front tire | 120/70 – ZR 17 |
Rear tire | 200/50 – ZR 17 |
Fairing | Carbone Fiber |
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT | |
Wheelbase | 1400 mm |
Saddle height | 808 mm |
Dry weight | 155 kg |
that a excellent looking bike, it resembles the version of John Britten bike which is a lot similar comparing to the carbon fiber chassis and front end fork…. love to see more article like this. cheers
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