atreyudevil wrote:

venez wrote:

atreyudevil wrote:

ni fp1 ni byk simpan, takle nak beli ke!
dlu igt harga dia 79999 kan!

skrg mesti lagi murah, tp sparepart camno eh?

rege masa kuar 150k (Naza price tag)... skrg kalau jual 60-80k sure ramai angkat...

eh rasanya iklan kat tv dlu 79999! 80 unit!
naza jual 150k ke?

yup, ada 2 bijik lagi motor nih kat Naza PJ sampai skrg... mula jual dulu mmg 150k... dlm website petronas xtauler plak bape... kalau 79k mmg berbaloi...

cari punya carik terjumpa la bende nih.......... rupanyer byk lagi yg tak laku........ kalauharga rm150k, memang Naza mark-up gila2.......


Hoard of Foggy-Petronas FP1 road bikes found in Essex

By Guy Procter -

New bikes

10 February 2010 14:08

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MCN has discovered a secret hoard of 60 £25,000 Foggy-Petronas FP1 road bikes in a bunker in Essex.

Carl Fogarty – race team manager and figurehead of the ill-fated FP1 project – said when told the news: “You’re joking – that’s amazing!” It had been thought – and stated by the team – that the bikes were shipped to Malaysia five years ago and disposed of. But in fact virtually all the bikes initially produced to homologated the FP1 for WSB racing are still on UK soil.

The collection – worth around £2m – is held in a state of suspended animation awaiting, with the bikes’ owner – Malaysian oil giant Petronas – keen to draw a veil over the whole episode. The firm burned £30m on a WSB program that was intended to kick-start a Ducati-sized bike manufacturing business in Malaysia, but in fact petered out with a 21st place championship finish in 2006.

The bikes were manufactured for Petronas by engineering firm MSX International in Basildon in Essex in record time in 2002, around engines designed by Austrian firm Suter Racing. The idea was that the production process would then be replicated in Malaysia and form the start of a range of higher and lower-spec bikes running to ten thousand and more. 75 road bikes were built in Essex, followed by another 75 in Malaysia six months later, where this famous homologation shot was taken (left).
Though the business that produced this first batch has since changed hands the bikes are still there, now in possession of engineering firm Arrk R&D, which also retains key MSXI staff who worked on the FP1. Tony White is one of them: “They were perfect” is all he will say about the bikes, the existence of which Petronas gagging orders prevent him from acknowledging.

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As chief executive of Foggy Petronas Racing, Murray Treece was the go-between for Petronas and the UK engineers who developed the road bike. He says: “Our staff developed the race bike and then were involved in transferring the design and supplier information over to the road bike team. Exactly what happened after that to the road bikes is unknown (by me at least).”

It was a transition in which the FP1 lost virtually none of its clean racing looks, but a fair chunk of its power – down to 127bhp from 185bhp. Even so, at 181kg it should still have been a competitive road bike – though it was never released for road test. Eight years later only the non-radial brakes date the stark, stylish lines of the turquoise triples.

Foggy said at the time: “There is no doubt that this will be the most beautiful bike on the roads. It combines cutting edge technology with real elegance and has set new standards at the top end of the road bike market”. Treece echoes: “It was a beautiful looking and sounding machine. I wish I owned one”.

Treece believes Petronas underestimated the challenge in bringing a bike to market in such a short time with no infrastructure.

Arrk’s Tony White doesn’t agree: “It was a great project to work on that culminated in the build of 150 great bikes – we had everything done down to the owner and dealer manuals.”

In fact the FP1 did eventually go on sale in 2005 – but only in one dealership, in Malaysia, called Naza Bikers Dream - where a pair were still for sale in 2009 for £31,433 each. How long this treasure trove of a tomb will remain unopened lies at Petronas’ discretion. And it’s not a volume in their history they appear keen to exhume

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venez wrote:

atreyudevil wrote:

venez wrote:

atreyudevil wrote:

ni fp1 ni byk simpan, takle nak beli ke!
dlu igt harga dia 79999 kan!

skrg mesti lagi murah, tp sparepart camno eh?

rege masa kuar 150k (Naza price tag)... skrg kalau jual 60-80k sure ramai angkat...

eh rasanya iklan kat tv dlu 79999! 80 unit!
naza jual 150k ke?

yup, ada 2 bijik lagi motor nih kat Naza PJ sampai skrg... mula jual dulu mmg 150k... dlm website petronas xtauler plak bape... kalau 79k mmg berbaloi...

dalam iklan TV ven, dalam tahun 05/06 tu aa harga 79999!
kalo tak silap la, pasal dah lama, tp tak sampai la 150k!

jofizo wrote:

cari punya carik terjumpa la bende nih.......... rupanyer byk lagi yg tak laku........ kalauharga rm150k, memang Naza mark-up gila2.......


Hoard of Foggy-Petronas FP1 road bikes found in Essex

By Guy Procter -

New bikes

10 February 2010 14:08

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MCN has discovered a secret hoard of 60 £25,000 Foggy-Petronas FP1 road bikes in a bunker in Essex.

Carl Fogarty – race team manager and figurehead of the ill-fated FP1 project – said when told the news: “You’re joking – that’s amazing!” It had been thought – and stated by the team – that the bikes were shipped to Malaysia five years ago and disposed of. But in fact virtually all the bikes initially produced to homologated the FP1 for WSB racing are still on UK soil.

The collection – worth around £2m – is held in a state of suspended animation awaiting, with the bikes’ owner – Malaysian oil giant Petronas – keen to draw a veil over the whole episode. The firm burned £30m on a WSB program that was intended to kick-start a Ducati-sized bike manufacturing business in Malaysia, but in fact petered out with a 21st place championship finish in 2006.

The bikes were manufactured for Petronas by engineering firm MSX International in Basildon in Essex in record time in 2002, around engines designed by Austrian firm Suter Racing. The idea was that the production process would then be replicated in Malaysia and form the start of a range of higher and lower-spec bikes running to ten thousand and more. 75 road bikes were built in Essex, followed by another 75 in Malaysia six months later, where this famous homologation shot was taken (left).
Though the business that produced this first batch has since changed hands the bikes are still there, now in possession of engineering firm Arrk R&D, which also retains key MSXI staff who worked on the FP1. Tony White is one of them: “They were perfect” is all he will say about the bikes, the existence of which Petronas gagging orders prevent him from acknowledging.

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As chief executive of Foggy Petronas Racing, Murray Treece was the go-between for Petronas and the UK engineers who developed the road bike. He says: “Our staff developed the race bike and then were involved in transferring the design and supplier information over to the road bike team. Exactly what happened after that to the road bikes is unknown (by me at least).”

It was a transition in which the FP1 lost virtually none of its clean racing looks, but a fair chunk of its power – down to 127bhp from 185bhp. Even so, at 181kg it should still have been a competitive road bike – though it was never released for road test. Eight years later only the non-radial brakes date the stark, stylish lines of the turquoise triples.

Foggy said at the time: “There is no doubt that this will be the most beautiful bike on the roads. It combines cutting edge technology with real elegance and has set new standards at the top end of the road bike market”. Treece echoes: “It was a beautiful looking and sounding machine. I wish I owned one”.

Treece believes Petronas underestimated the challenge in bringing a bike to market in such a short time with no infrastructure.

Arrk’s Tony White doesn’t agree: “It was a great project to work on that culminated in the build of 150 great bikes – we had everything done down to the owner and dealer manuals.”

In fact the FP1 did eventually go on sale in 2005 – but only in one dealership, in Malaysia, called Naza Bikers Dream - where a pair were still for sale in 2009 for £31,433 each. How long this treasure trove of a tomb will remain unopened lies at Petronas’ discretion. And it’s not a volume in their history they appear keen to exhume

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wa dh post benda nih kat atas... rasanya kt m'sia ada 1-2 bijik jerk terjual...

sedey sejarah team ni time bertanding...
kena lelong time 2008 lg...

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selaen FP1 yg hilang ntah kemane...
produk Petronas satu lg ni pon dh ilang gk...
kate nye kena jual dgn company China...

Petronas Engine E01e...

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sesran enjin dh bleh msuk kategori kereta premium...
2.0-2.2...
tp ntah hilang kemane...
level2 enjin k20A la lebey kurang...

oioi wrote:

selaen FP1 yg hilang ntah kemane...
produk Petronas satu lg ni pon dh ilang gk...
kate nye kena jual dgn company China...

Petronas Engine E01e...

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sesran enjin dh bleh msuk kategori kereta premium...
2.0-2.2...
tp ntah hilang kemane...
level2 enjin k20A la lebey kurang...

bukan enjin nih BMW ambik ker? PROTON xnak beli...hmmm

Aku terbaca dlm sisipan Auto BH 6 Nov apabila menjawab soalan kenapa Modenas tak beli semua yg tersadai kat eropah utk mod berdasarkan specs msia, depa cakap kurang praktikal krn teknologi dah ketinggalan. Dan dia cakap jebanyakkan stok tu sebenarnya kini dalam stor Modenas kat gurun.

huihh depa tak nak lelong ke?

mumuchi wrote:

Aku terbaca dlm sisipan Auto BH 6 Nov apabila menjawab soalan kenapa Modenas tak beli semua yg tersadai kat eropah utk mod berdasarkan specs msia, depa cakap kurang praktikal krn teknologi dah ketinggalan. Dan dia cakap jebanyakkan stok tu sebenarnya kini dalam stor Modenas kat gurun.

no wonder khabar angin kuat mengatakan modenas akan kuarkan SBK berdasarkan prototype FP1...

Momoto MM1 – Bringing the Petronas FP1 Dream Back



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Remember
the Petronas FP1? Sure you do. It was the fire-breathing three-cylinder
rolling piece of sex-on-wheels whose teal livery rode to the podium
twice in the 2004 World Superbike Championship.
Though the 900cc
triple was campaigned by Carl Fogarty and ridden by Troy Corser with
some early success, the move to 1,000cc for all motors in WSBK
diminished the team’s chance of winning with its homologation special.
Spearheaded by the Malaysian petroleum company Petronas, the project was
ultimately abandoned in 2006.
Said to have built 150 units to
meet homologation requirements (100 of which were available for
purchase), the actuality of that number varies depending on whether or
not you believe the rumors about shipping containers from England to
Malaysia and double-counting.
With the project scrapped long ago,
it seemed the Petronas FP1 dream was resting six-feet-under, until now.
Rebranded under the name Momoto, the Momoto MM1 is the Petronas FP1 in
new clothing. Said to be once again available for public consumption,
our details and information on the bike are sadly very sparse. Though we
do have a bevy of media waiting for you after the jump. Thanks for the tip Zaini!
Just
about all we know beyond the rebadging of the units (said to be some of
the original 150 made), is that the new venture was to launch at Sepang
International Circuit earlier this year. Considering the virtually
non-existent press from that launch, we’ll have to assume it was either a
local affair, or that it didn’t occur.
There was a pre-launch
event however, which several Malaysian publications attended. Hopefully
more information will be available soon, though judging by the company’s official website, this isn’t exactly the most professionally run venture.

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x byk motor nih dihidupkan n open for sale semula, rege dia? uhuk3

lagi penting sparepart dia?hahaha

innocentti wrote:

lagi penting sparepart dia?hahaha

ini motor xkan rosak punya so xyah beli sparepart.... dgn kata lain, pakai buang...

spareparts dia kne mnintak ngan MOMOTO la kot?

hehehe jap..tak leh pakai momoto..ada salib hehehehe!

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hehehehe website momoto still underground..padan kena komen..kena ikut backdoor baru dapat details..aparaaa..

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to go thru back door klik ===> Momoto info on MM1 Prize Fighter

erkkk, ada yang nak beli ker?

dak abu baru pasang angan2 ko dah caras cip hehehe

aku nak yg dlm cocoon kat england tu!

atreyudevil wrote:

aku nak yg dlm cocoon kat england tu!

boleh order skrg, motor masuk ikut order...

bu ... kalau ikut configure saiz... aku dengan kau tak sesuai pakai motor mcm nih ... perut aku dah sangkut kat tank .... tu blum guna tank bra lagi ...

off topic..eden tgh bekenan HD night rod sajee..

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tapi rega RM155,000

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off topic..eden tgh bekenan HD night rod sajee..

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tapi rega RM155,000

rasanya HD dan india bike dah murah skit semenjak Naza jadi main seller kat asia nih, cerr melawat kedai HD ngan india bike naza kat PJ

indian bro indian

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5229 wrote:

off topic..eden tgh bekenan HD night rod sajee..

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tapi rega RM155,000

skang ni trend streetfightr