Derbi Mulhacen Cafe 659

Introducing the 2010 Derbi Mulhacen Cafe 659—a striking naked bike that embodies the spirit of urban riding while offering a delightful nod to classic café racer aesthetics. With its sleek lines and minimalist design, the Mulhacen Cafe seamlessly blends form and function, capturing the hearts of motorcycle enthusiasts who appreciate both performance and style. Designed for riders looking for a unique experience in the crowded naked bike segment, this Spanish-made beauty is powered by a robust Yamaha-Minarelli engine, promising an exhilarating ride through city streets and twisty backroads alike. At the heart of the Mulhacen Cafe 659 lies a potent 659.7 cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine. With a compression ratio of 10.0:1 and an efficient Nippondenso electronic fuel injection system, this powerplant delivers a thrilling combination of torque and responsiveness. Riders will appreciate the smooth acceleration and lively performance, courtesy of the 5-speed gearbox that allows for seamless shifting and optimal power delivery. Coupled with a lightweight chassis weighing just 164 kg (361.6 lbs), this motorcycle offers agile handling and a surprisingly nimble ride, making it a joy to navigate through traffic or carve corners on winding roads. The engineering prowess of the Mulhacen Cafe 659 is evident in its advanced features and technology. The tubular high-tensile steel frame provides excellent rigidity while maintaining a manageable weight, enhancing both stability and comfort on the road. The 43 mm upside-down front forks and monoshock rear suspension, with 120 mm of travel at both ends, ensure a plush ride that absorbs bumps and imperfections with ease. The braking system, featuring a 320 mm front disc and a 245 mm rear disc, offers confident stopping power, allowing riders to feel secure in their ability to handle any situation. With a seat height of 810 mm, this motorcycle caters to a wide range of riders, making it accessible without compromising performance. **