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Husqvarna Vitpilen 701 Apex 2.0 by Bad Winners

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Ferrari's F1 driver Charles Leclerc, commissioned Bad Winners, a French custom house, to customise a Husqvarna Vitpilen 701 to suit his needs, and it is called the 701 Serie Apex 2.0.

The bike features a custom-built frame and new carbon fibre parts which were 3D-modeled before manufacturing.

They include carbon fibre tank covers, down-force-generating winglets that double as radiator shrouds, a carbon front fender and a carbon belly pan.

A carbon fibre trimmed Duke 790 headlight unit were fitted at the front and the carbon tail section was finished off with an CNC-machined transparent plexiglass LED taillight embedded in a carbon fibre cowl.

The cockpit sports Renthal clip-ons, Motogadget bar-end signals, and a 4.3” LED display held in a custom-machined top triple.

The bike gets a mechanical overhaul, which includes a K&N pod filter, Li-Ion battery, a full system exhaust and decat, SC-Project end can, DYMAG five-arm carbon fibre wheels and a Dynojet Power Commander V which pushes the power up from the single-cylinder KTM 690 engine.

After all the changes, whether to its body and or electronics, the power delivery is up from 75 horsepower to 85 and the carbon body has lowered its weight from 157kg to about 130kg.

Bad Winners are now offering the machines out to members of the public in four versions, from Stage 1 to Stage 4.  Each bike on the range gets more potent, more exclusive and more expensive as the number increases.

Source Bad Winners



 

 

 

 

 


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