Husqvarna has shown the first sketches of its future 900 Street, a bike that shows the ideal balance between visual excitement and experience of driving. As you can see the two sketches, the lines of the 900 are strong, very angular and sharp.
Features a large front air intake and tail behind a super light. As far as technical components are concerned, yet unspecified, will respond to the premises of sportiness, performance and, above all, fun.
The firm, which now belongs to BMW , will create an innovative concept bike based on a unique combination of performance and versatility.
The engine selection was key in developing the project, thus, the development team opted for BMW in Munich choose the twin engine of the BMW F 800 R, 800 cc engine that is tailored to the needs particular the new concept of motorcycle Husqvarna .
The engine capacity has been expanded to 900 cc and many of the major components have been redesigned to meet the specific needs of the new Husqvarna. This was a reasonable increase in power and torque, which translates, according to the mark , a remarkable driving experience and fun.
The structures of the intake box and the leaks are designed to create an optimal balance between performance and functionality in terms of reducing weight and mass distribution. The result is remarkable in terms of the characteristics of the engine as the power delivery is linear and smooth at low revs, but robust and outstanding high speed, which means that this bike is easy to drive, giving a immediate confidence to the less experienced riders, while also providing a good experience of driving to the most experienced bikers.
The project of this engine is the result of close cooperation between development departments Husqvarna engine and BMW Motorrad, combining both the expertise of both brands and the added value of the skills of ex-engineers in the world of Formula 1.
The same kind of cooperation has also been made in developing the bike itself, the first streetHusqvarna motorcycle that combines the technology of BMW Motorrad Husqvarna genes in terms of design and driving experience.
