Avinton Collector Race

Introducing the 2015 Avinton Collector Race motorcycle, a striking example of French engineering that perfectly embodies the spirit of naked bikes. With its aggressive stance and minimalist design, the Collector Race is positioned as a high-performance machine that attracts both seasoned riders and collectors alike. Avinton has crafted this bike to be more than just a mode of transport; it’s a statement of individuality and passion for motorcycling. Its blend of raw power and refined aesthetics makes it a standout in a competitive market, appealing to those who appreciate the art of two-wheeled performance. At the heart of the Collector Race is a robust 1647cc V2, four-stroke engine that produces an exhilarating 120 horsepower at 5750 RPM and a hefty torque of 168 Nm at 3000 RPM. This power translates into thrilling acceleration and a top speed of 262 km/h (162.8 mph), ensuring that riders experience a rush like no other. The carburetted fuel system, featuring a Keihin FCR 46mm/diameter carburetor, delivers precise fuel management, while the CDI ignition system allows for reprogrammable tuning, giving enthusiasts the ability to fine-tune their ride. The 5-speed gearbox, combined with a lightweight frame weighing in at just 175 kg (385.8 lbs), provides a power-to-weight ratio of 0.6857 HP/kg, delivering a responsive and engaging ride that is both exhilarating and nimble. The Collector Race is not just about power; it is also equipped with several key features that enhance the riding experience. The tubular frame, designed with an integrated oil circuit, allows for better weight distribution and stability, while the 46mm adjustable Ceriani front forks and Sachs rear shocks ensure that riders enjoy a smooth and controlled ride over varying road conditions. Safety is also prioritized with robust braking systems, featuring a single 335 mm front disc and a 282 mm rear disc, providing reliable stopping power. Additionally, the bike is available in a trio of stunning colors—red, white, and black—allowing riders to express their personal style. **