Czech bike-maker FGR has introduced its first and world's most powerful production motorcycle - the Midalu
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| FGR Midalu 2.5 litre muscle-bike! |
Madness is what many would call it, but for hardcore horsepower junkies the FGR Midalu muscle-bike would probably be the most exciting piece of machinery to roll out this year. An effort from Czech-based firm FGR that is backed by the Czech Republican government, the Midalu 2.5 litre V6 muscle motorcycle is one mental product and FGR claims it to be the world’s most powerful production motorcycle of today. It might remind some of the great Mammot Munch 2.0 litre, 260bhp mad motorcycle that was introduced over a decade ago!
This probably is the most competent predecessor to the heritage of huge-hearted motorcycles like the Munch. Powered by a 2.5 litre (that’s 2,500cc) V6 engine, the Midalu puts out mind numbing 240 horses and the total configuration weighs about 270kg. Covered in carbon-fibre, the Midalu has been built with great detail with parts from Ohlins, Brembo and OZ Racing wheels. The motorcycle also has components contributed by over forty-four different companies from various countries including Germany, Sweden and Italy. The price is yet to be disclosed but FGR will be producing only about six units in its first year.
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| The massive 2.5 litre 240bhp V6 motor of the Midalu! |
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| Delicatley carved out of milled aluminium! |
Courtesy: zigwheels.com
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