Another cool adv

[BlackBike]

600cc Italian company swm

372 lbs

http://www.swm-motorcycles.it/en/mod...oad/superdual/

[BlackBike]

I wonder if it ever made it

News Update 11/26/2015: SWM has confirmed that the SuperDual will first become available in Europe, Australia and New Zealand, then in the second half of 2016 it will arrive in the USA.

http://www.advpulse.com/adv-bikes/2016-swm-superdual/

[Azhule]

Wow, their 600cc engine is pushing about the same HP as my 1999 KLR 650 (KLR 650 has a 652cc engine)

Has the "pass" for Euro 3 and 4 emissions, should be able to pass Cali emissions too... wonder IF we actually will get them

[BlackBike]

Originally Posted by Azhule

Wow, their 600cc engine is pushing about the same HP as my 1999 KLR 650 (KLR 650 has a 652cc engine)

Has the "pass" for Euro 3 and 4 emissions, should be able to pass Cali emissions too... wonder IF we actually will get them

Been looking, can't find any thing about usa cost. What is this bikes hp?

Another clue http://www.motomandistributing.com

[ben2go]

Italy= Mucho dinero

[BlackBike]

Originally Posted by ben2go

Italy= Mucho dinero

And , don't even thinks it's available

Here's where I ran across this. A bunch o neat bikes here: https://adventure-motorcycling.com/2...es-are-coming/

[1cylinderwonder]

Originally Posted by BlackBike

This photo reminds me when I was stationed in Korea. I use to see a lot of live, beer drunken hogs being transported to town on the back rack of pedal driven bicycles. Except those hogs were about 3 times the size of the hogs shown in the photo.

[Azhule]

I think it said something like 42kW (35 DEPOTENZIATA)... don't know what "Depotenziata" means in this situation, only thing I found it 'roughly translates to' is "weakened" ...

I have seen other (vehicle/motorcycle) companies sometimes list it like this:

42kW at the engine (35kW at the wheel)

42kW is about 56hp , 35kW is about 47hp

So it's a wee bit more hp then the stock KLR 650, but people have claimed anywhere from really low 30's upwards to ~42hp on a "stock" KLR 650... do I believe the massive ~42hp? Don't really know without riding and doing basic "tests" on said bike, every engine and DINO reads different at any given day/time/humidity/temp/altitude/"mods"/etc...

Either way, seems like a fun little bike with the "Fast ACE USD" front suspension