Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

2006 FISCHER MRX

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PRICE
MSRP: $7999

ENGINE
Type: l-c 90-degree V-twin
Valves: DOHC, 8v
Displacement: 647cc
Transmission: 6-speed

CHASSIS
Weight: 399.0 lb. claimed dry (181kg)
Fuel capacity: 4.5 gal. (17L)
Wheelbase: 55.0 in. (1397mm)
Seat height: 31.5 in. (800mm)

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Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Looks a nice bike but what will it will be like on our roads. If it comes over I wouldn't mind a test ride.

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Looks a bit 675-ish..................and where's the pillion seat?;)

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Looks cooooool :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:
I'd show off on that:cool:

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

this looks good, but personally i'd be cautious about the reliablity of Hyosung & Fischer

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

looks like its made out of lego.

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Very nice indeed.

Doing some reading up as we speak.

*EDIT*

Looking at the pics on their own site it looks a bit like an Action Man toy.

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Is it out yet. Its been around in about to be out form for last 3 years or so IIRC.

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Predates it by at least a year ;) In some ways it looks like it was built ina shed, but I still like it. At least they've dropped most of the flagwaving- considering it's built around a korean copy of a japanese engine, with european forks, designers and engineers, it didn't make a lot of sense to declare it the first real US sports bike :)

Re: Fischer - An American made SV alternative?
 

Looks like a stealth bike, i like it