How much !!

[Pwatty42]

Have to do a lot of miles to get your money back hahahahaha

Think I will stick with petrol

[DaveP]

you would think for that price he could of oiled the chain

[TJRL]

there was talk that a company in Holland was going to produce it. if I recall they were going to sell for about 14k

I looked very seriously at these (Track T-800CDI) but they were about £19k and you had to get the UK "type approval" done yourself. The company has now stopped making the bikes as they could not sell them at that price. Shame really as they were well made with good quality parts, shaft drive and the engine came out of a Smart car!

Now their website says "Away form and on Diesel to Electric. E-TRACK fully electric motorcycle" & "Soon we will presenting, to you the first E-TRACK fully electric motorcycle. The E-TRACK will be, as the T-800CDI before, an innovative motorcycle. However not running on fossil fuels anymore."!

Time will tell

[ZIP TIE]

I like this though!

[Derrick]

I like this though!

How do you get it up and down from there, with a forklift?

[ellrider]

I like this though!

Is this the next Aldi advert?

[richard63]

there was talk that a company in Holland was going to produce it. if I recall they were going to sell for about 14k

I looked very seriously at these (Track T-800CDI) but they were about £19k and you had to get the UK "type approval" done yourself. The company has now stopped making the bikes as they could not sell them at that price. Shame really as they were well made with good quality parts, shaft drive and the engine came out of a Smart car!

Now their website says "Away form and on Diesel to Electric. E-TRACK fully electric motorcycle" & "Soon we will presenting, to you the first E-TRACK fully electric motorcycle. The E-TRACK will be, as the T-800CDI before, an innovative motorcycle. However not running on fossil fuels anymore."!

Time will tell

My IAM instuctor has the TRACK bike he bought it mainly because he needed an automatic, and wanted something simalar to his BMW 1100gs.It gets lots of attention.Some of the finer detail could be better but it is different not sure it was worth the money myself.Been reliable though plus 80mpg.There are 2 in the UK now theres a you tube vid of him if your bored or interested.
The last few bikes have been sold to collectors.

[ZIP TIE]

I like this though!

How do you get it up and down from there, with a forklift?

Left hand side is hinged so I presume a ramp and removable middle plate/board, but it still beats taking the back wheel of and picking it up and sliding it into the back of my 90 (which I have to do at the moment) only problem is the hummer is a fair bit wider than a Landy so it would stick out more.

[TJRL]

but it still beats taking the back wheel of and picking it up and sliding it into the back of my 90 (which I have to do at the moment) only problem is the hummer is a fair bit wider than a Landy so it would stick out more.

I would love to have a way of getting my MT onto/into my 88" Land Rover, at present I just have to use a bike trailer.

Any clever ideas out there?

[gegdonnell]

I used to have a rack fitted to ball hitch on my old Citroën Zantia, used for carrying endures, these are available at a reasonable price, and easy to assemble, and taken off when not in use.