Midalu, a boutique motorcycle manufacturer from the Czech Republic, has launched the first production motorcycle, the 2500 V6. Claimed to be the most powerful bike in the world, the 2500 V6 was in hype in 2011, when the automaker has made the announcement of this upcoming beast. Available for sale, the bike can be booked at an extravagant price tag of Euro 120,000, equivalent to INR 88.5 lakh, excluding taxes and duties.
The machine is bolted with a number of exclusive bits, which includes a trellis frame, various machine made aluminum components like an unorthodox swingarm, and the massive powertrain which pumps out the monstrous power figures as 240 bhp and 200Nm. Even as per the styling, it is claimed to be a street bike, while the vast engine and overall weight tend to put it in the power cruiser segment like the available Ducati Diavel in the global market. If compare, this Midalu 2500 V6, will compete with the Munch Mammut 2000, a feat of engineering that has been developed over a decade in the mould of Confederate Motorcycles.
In 2011, the company has stated the only five units to be produced in the first year. Limited to that few units, so think about it's official launch is just the waste of energy. The price tag falls into the exotic bracket, is eye-watering for the buyer. the calucated amount must be double of the mentioned figures, if launched in India.
