- Dua model dua lejang Husqvarna akan dilengkapi dengan teknologi suntikan bahanapi mereka
- Model tersebut adalah Husqvarna TE 250i dan juga Husqvarna TE 300i
This just in; Husqvarna is cooking up a couple of their popular two stroke engines with fuel injection technology for the year 2018. With the ongoing trend of gaining more efficiency and power, it is no surprise that the Swedish bike manufacturer is following the steps of their Austrian counterpart, KTM. (more…)
Prior to their official new GT3 car and drivers launch held at Zouk last Sunday, OD Racing inked a deal with SK Pro Racing as the main sponsor for their Cub Prix rider, 15 year old Izam Ikmal Izamli. Izam Ikmal is currently active competing in this year’s season of the Petronas AAM Malaysian Cub Prix Championship. (more…)
Mugen displayed their latest concept bike; the E.Rex. During the Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2017 that happened this past weekend meant that there’s a high possibility the motorcross industry is heading towards the Earth-friendly vibe. (more…)
After many rumours that have been circulated for the past few months, KTM has finally announced their plan to build a fuel-injected two-stroke engine that will be put into production. This new technology by the Austrian manufacturer is called the “Transfer Port Injection”. (more…)
KTM baru sahaja melancarkan kesemua motorsikal yang akan berlumba dalam ketiga-tiga kategori MotoGP, Moto2 dan Moto3. Perlancaran berlangsung semalam di Austria bersama pelumba-pelumba yang telah dipilih oleh syarikat Austria tersebut. KTM merupakan satu-satunya pengeluar yang akan mengambil bahagian dalam semua kategori MotoGP. (more…)
The covers have been pulled off from the bikes that will compete in all three MotoGP categories and the KTM RC16 are looking fierce will their new looks. The unveiling event was done in Austria where all the machines and their appointed riders were presented in all its glory. KTM will be the only manufacturer that will be competing in all three race categories. (more…)
Keep this brand in mind – Nuviz. It is an American company set up by a group of optics experts and motorcycle enthusiasts with a single aim – to become the undisputed leader in head-up display (HUD) and connected software solutions for high-speed applications. The goal? To provide a seamless experience for motorcyclists to connect to their motorcycle, friends and the community.
So why is this important for you?
Well because KTM Motorcycles just invested in Nuviz through its parent company, Pierer Industrie AG, the same company behind KTM, Husqvarna, WP Suspension, and others.
Remember BMW’s announcement that it was working on a HUD-enabled helmet (read about BMW’s awesome helmet by clicking here)? Well this could be KTM’s answer to BMW.
Nuviz has already raised about US$9 million and according to online sources, KTM’s investment into the company has been upward of US$5 million with a seat on Nuviz’s board of directors.
It remains to be seen whether this new technology will work well for motorcyclists, especially considering that the company that first floated the idea, Skully, went bust before delivering any helmets to buyers. But with big brands like BMW and KTM behind the tech, it seems that this may finally happen.
BMW seems to be confident about it, and now KTM too. We can only hope that it makes it to our market soon.
Sam Sunderland not only managed to actually finish the rally for the first time but he did so in spectacular fashion by taking the champion’s title as well. This also marks Sunderland as the first ever British rider to ever won the gruelling rally that ranged almost 9,000km from Paraguay all the way to Argentina. (more…)
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