Horex 1400 TI

Introducing the 1981 Horex 1400 TI, a motorcycle that boldly carved its niche in the annals of motorcycle history. With its striking design and formidable engineering, the Horex 1400 TI stands out as a testament to the innovative spirit of the early '80s. This German powerhouse combines classic aesthetics with modern technology, appealing to both vintage motorcycle enthusiasts and performance-minded riders alike. As a rare jewel from Horex, it commands attention for its unique place in the market as one of the few motorcycles to feature a turbocharged engine during its era, making it an intriguing choice for collectors and riders looking for something out of the ordinary. At the heart of this beast lies a robust 1338cc in-line four engine, delivering an impressive 140 horsepower at 7200 RPM. This power translates into exhilarating performance on the open road, with a top speed that reaches a thrilling 250 km/h (155.3 mph). The unique turbocharged fuel system elevates the riding experience, providing a rush of acceleration that can leave many modern bikes in its dust. Not only does this motorcycle excel in straight-line speed, but its four-speed gearbox coupled with a chain final drive ensures smooth and responsive handling, making it a joy to navigate both winding roads and straight highways alike. The Horex 1400 TI's design is not merely about performance; it’s packed with features that showcase advanced technology for its time. The dual disc front brakes and single disc rear brake offer reliable stopping power, enhancing safety without compromising the thrilling ride. With a weight of 296 kg (652.6 lbs) fully fueled and a substantial fuel capacity of 36 liters (9.51 gallons), the 1400 TI strikes a balance between performance and practicality, allowing riders to embark on long journeys without frequent refueling stops. The air-cooled system maintains engine efficiency, ensuring that the magic of the ride continues unabated. **