Highland Dirt Trac

Introducing the 2007 Highland Dirt Trac, a motorcycle that confidently straddles the line between super motard and adventure bike, offering enthusiasts a unique blend of dirt and street capabilities. With its bold styling and rugged build, the Dirt Trac is designed for those who crave versatility and performance in their rides. Highland, a brand known for its innovation and engineering prowess, has crafted this machine to cater to riders who seek both off-road thrills and urban agility. It's an exciting option for those ready to take on a variety of terrains without sacrificing the excitement of the open road. At the heart of the Dirt Trac lies a powerful 749cc V2, four-stroke engine that delivers an exhilarating 83.81 horsepower at 7000 RPM and a robust torque of 84 Nm at 5000 RPM. This impressive output translates into a top speed of 200 km/h (124.3 mph), making it a formidable contender on both dirt tracks and city streets. The engine's liquid cooling system and advanced fuel injection technology ensure optimal performance, while the 6-speed gearbox provides seamless shifts for an engaging riding experience. Whether navigating tight corners or accelerating down straightaways, the Dirt Trac’s balanced power-to-weight ratio (0.6497 HP/kg) enhances rider confidence, delivering a spirited ride that is both responsive and exhilarating. The 2007 Highland Dirt Trac is not just about raw power; it's packed with features that enhance both comfort and control. Built on a robust frame combining CrMo steel and aluminum, it is designed for durability while remaining lightweight at just 129 kg (284.4 pounds). The Showa front suspension and Pensky rear suspension work harmoniously to ensure that the bike handles bumps and uneven terrain with ease. The single disc brakes, with a 320 mm diameter at the front and 260 mm at the rear, provide dependable stopping power. Additionally, the adjustable seat height, starting at 720 mm (28.3 inches), caters to a wide range of riders, making it accessible for those who might be concerned about reach. **