
Priced at around Au$19,000, the high-tech machine boasts 106hop, anit-lock braking, stability and traction control. A five-speed gearbox is standard and the company is offering an optional thumb-operated sequential shifter. It's due for release over the next month or so in the USA and Canada. There's no word yet on if it will make it to Australia. However, along with Piaggio's innovative MP3, it suggests the emergence of a new class of vehicles.
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