Mrx 650
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Thanks for the welcome mate, i have been looking through the forums over the past few days, and saw that you all seem to be a good bunch of blokes - so i thought i might aswell sign up.
The article i saw was on the link below.
http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index2.php?option=content&task=view&pop=1&id=181&limit=1&limitstart=2
cheers,
Matt
The article i saw was on the link below.
http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index2.php?option=content&task=view&pop=1&id=181&limit=1&limitstart=2
cheers,
Matt
welcome matt!
Ive been trying to keep up with the Fischer bike and can never find much. Theres more info in that link than i have found on the site fischer1.com. The bike looks awesome though and i hope it works well too. If you find anymore, please post up im interested. :dthumb:
Ive been trying to keep up with the Fischer bike and can never find much. Theres more info in that link than i have found on the site fischer1.com. The bike looks awesome though and i hope it works well too. If you find anymore, please post up im interested. :dthumb:
:welcome: aboard.
Is it the Fisher MRX that you are talking about? http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=84
If so, that look pretty interesting.
Rob
Is it the Fisher MRX that you are talking about? http://www.onewheeldrive.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=84
If so, that look pretty interesting.
Rob
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:welcome: :twfrox:
RECENT NEWS! wow!
New Company Says It Will Build Sportbikes In Maryland, U.S.A.
Feb 15, 2006
From a press release issued by Fischer Motor Company:
Fischer Motor Company to Build Sportbikes in Maryland
Pocomoke City, Maryland (February 15, 2006) - Fischer Motor Company has opened an assembly plant in the Eastern Shore region of Maryland to build the company’s new motorcycle, the Fischer MRX. Scheduled to begin deliveries to dealers in May, the MRX is a 650cc, liquid-cooled, V-twin sport motorcycle designed by Glynn Kerr and based on his MRX Concept shown 2 years ago at the Indianapolis Dealer Expo. Glynn Kerr is the President of the Motorcycle Design Association, and widely considered one of the world’s top designers.
The MRX features many practical applications of emerging technologies. The rigid new 3-piece aluminum frame and 2-piece swingarm were developed by Fischer engineers at their Chicago-area facility, and are based on MotoGP-derived chassis geometry originally developed by Gemini Technology Systems. High performance adhesives, advanced nylon and plastic components, and the latest pressure die-casting techniques make the Fischer MRX a class-leading motorcycle.
“We’ve worked hard for a long time to bring this dream to reality, and we’re thankful to all the people who have believed and worked with us to make it happen,” said company President Dan Fischer. “
U.S. Distribution will be handled through Fischer’s already significant -and growing- dealer base. “We’ve had tremendous response from both established and upstart motorcycle dealers,” said Fischer. “It’s important that we deliver a good value to the customers who will be riding the motorcycles and the dealers who will be supporting them.”
The company has received economic development funding and other assistance from the State of Maryland, the University of Maryland, and the Worchester County Department of Economic Development.
Look for more information on the Fischer MRX, including updates, pictures, and specifications to be added soon at www.fischer1.com .
New Company Says It Will Build Sportbikes In Maryland, U.S.A.
Feb 15, 2006
From a press release issued by Fischer Motor Company:
Fischer Motor Company to Build Sportbikes in Maryland
Pocomoke City, Maryland (February 15, 2006) - Fischer Motor Company has opened an assembly plant in the Eastern Shore region of Maryland to build the company’s new motorcycle, the Fischer MRX. Scheduled to begin deliveries to dealers in May, the MRX is a 650cc, liquid-cooled, V-twin sport motorcycle designed by Glynn Kerr and based on his MRX Concept shown 2 years ago at the Indianapolis Dealer Expo. Glynn Kerr is the President of the Motorcycle Design Association, and widely considered one of the world’s top designers.
The MRX features many practical applications of emerging technologies. The rigid new 3-piece aluminum frame and 2-piece swingarm were developed by Fischer engineers at their Chicago-area facility, and are based on MotoGP-derived chassis geometry originally developed by Gemini Technology Systems. High performance adhesives, advanced nylon and plastic components, and the latest pressure die-casting techniques make the Fischer MRX a class-leading motorcycle.
“We’ve worked hard for a long time to bring this dream to reality, and we’re thankful to all the people who have believed and worked with us to make it happen,” said company President Dan Fischer. “
U.S. Distribution will be handled through Fischer’s already significant -and growing- dealer base. “We’ve had tremendous response from both established and upstart motorcycle dealers,” said Fischer. “It’s important that we deliver a good value to the customers who will be riding the motorcycles and the dealers who will be supporting them.”
The company has received economic development funding and other assistance from the State of Maryland, the University of Maryland, and the Worchester County Department of Economic Development.
Look for more information on the Fischer MRX, including updates, pictures, and specifications to be added soon at www.fischer1.com .
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what a killer desing on that thing. looks kinda like its going to have the same type engin as the sv's. but in the ardical they talked about one being supercahrged, god that would be fun.
Small amount of news.
I posted a small amount of news I got from an email exchange with a company that is currently hand building some sort of pre-production Fischer bikes.
http://korider.com/forum/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1175
In short, now it's being claimed (though not directly by Fischer) that full production will begin in 2007.
I posted a small amount of news I got from an email exchange with a company that is currently hand building some sort of pre-production Fischer bikes.
http://korider.com/forum/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1175
In short, now it's being claimed (though not directly by Fischer) that full production will begin in 2007.
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