Enigma 1050 is a new, all-British motorbike based around a Triumph 1050 Speed Triple engine.
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Enigma is being designed as a sharp-handling road bike with all-day comfort as one of the key goals.
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| Enigma 1050 - British Thoroughbred |
The frame is being built by Dave Pearce of Tigcraft who is known worldwide for his championship winning lightweight frames.
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The main frame is already done and weighs just 8.2 Kilos - over two kilos lighter than the trellis chassis of the Daytona 675.
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| Enigma 1050 - British Thoroughbred |
Former British moto-journalist Jim Lindsay is behind one of the more intriguing motorcycle projects in the UK right now. Collaborating with the minds that bring us Tigcraft, K-Tech Suspension, Promach , and Dymag, the pedigree behind the Engima 1050 is already a promising one.
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the first Enigma 1050 is going to be performed by April 2012, where it’ll begin testing. The ultimate aesthetic from the Enigma 1050 continues to be up in mid-air, though we love to what we’re seeing here already in the team. When the Enigma 1050 is really a success, we would likely see more models out of this rag-tag crew of motorcycle producers. But small steps first, it’ll be interesting to look at this bike unfold. |
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