Bike Garage - Alexs Bol D'or | Walt Siegl Motorcycles

Walt Siegl has been protagonists of our attentions many times (here erstwhile articles), his motorbikes ever combine neat elegance as well as functionality, where weight reduction is a sought-after aesthetic slumber its hallmark.

This MV, alongside its 3-cylinder engine as well as the truss frame, is the Earth that has chosen to practice a minor serial of really special motorcycles. Each exceptional is unlike from the other as well as destined for a client who wants a motorbike that is unique inward the world.

Like other prefartors, he has decided to refer each bike inward a unlike way, at that spot are those who give the refer of the metropolis where it volition terminate upwardly as well as who the refer of the novel owner, as inward the illustration of this Alexs Bol D'or.

“In my experience, saving weight wherever y'all tin ever results inward a amend performing motorcycle. The weight reduction programme for the Bol d’Or starts alongside the usage of high tech composite to supplant the plastic OEM bodywork. Using a peculiarly formulated epoxy Kevlar matrix for the newly styled xx liter gas tank reduces the weight significantly to 3.5 lb. All the bodywork combined (including fairing stay) weighs solely 8.5 lb. Additional weight reduction is achieved past times our aluminum subframe, the lightweight high performing exhaust system, as well as our WSM raise sets machined from 7075-T651 aerospace aeroplane aluminum."

"A ram air organisation was created to teach the best out of the highly tuned 3-cylinder engine. The diameter of the air intakes was increased as well as they were tucked into the front end of the fairing. To teach the almost out of these modifications as well as to arrive at amend torque as well as horsepower, the ECU is flashed alongside a fully tunable functioning program."

"The sense of riding such a lightweight motorbike alongside its razor sudden treatment as well as the engine functioning of the legendary MV Agusta technology, engulfed past times a audio like to that of a Formula One machine is hard to seat into words. It needs to live experienced.”     — Walt Siegl

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