Is this the bike to bankrupt Caterham?

dont think it will be any good on a track day tho. :wink:

 

I seem to recall caterham is owned by the same person behind air Asia. If that's the case, it's probably more of a hobby than a money making concern for him. I guess in that lucky situation why not roll the dice a little

-edit- caterham is owned by Tony Fernandez who has a net worth of around $625 million.

Should be fine....

 

nope, the new G,s,

 

Caterham don't need a bike to bankrupt them Ferandes is doing a pretty good job of taking them to the brink of financial collapse already.

 

That's exactly what I was going to say: "Tonka toys for real tough boys".

 

For the market they are aiming at, they should have made it 2-wheel drive, like the Rokon was:

 

And if that don't swing yer spuds, how about the new Brough Superior..?

Another dog's dinner, but 140bhp/180kg sounds like fun

 

Can't quite make my mind up about that. I quite like it apart from the 1930s fuel tank.

 

Err, no, I don't think so.

 

Whether we like the latest 'trinket' offerings from cloud boardroom or not I think the more 2 wheeled offerings we see in the wider world the better. Someone may see one of these and get thinking, in a roundabout sort of way; 'I must look into doing my test.' Rising fuel cost, parking blah blah. We as motorcyclists are not a huge segment in the transport pie. The more the merrier I say.
Still holding out for a modern 750 2 stroke though.
:biggrin:

 

It was a husqvarna concept last year. Here it is with a man with a beard

 

Y'know, the more I look at that the more I like it.