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Engine Type 449cc, 4-Stroke, 1-Cylinder

Bore and Stroke (mm) 96 X 62

Compression Ratio 11.8 : 1

Cooling Liquid

Ignition CDI

Transmission 5 Speed with Manual Clutch W/ Reverse

Final Drive Chain

Starting System Electric

Fuel Delivery Mikuni Carburetor / 42mm

Front Suspension Independent Double A-Arm

Rear Suspension Linkage Type

Front Brake Dual Disc

Rear Brake Disc

Front Tire 22 x 7-10

Rear Tire 20 x 10-9

Dimensions (L x W x H) 72" X 46" X 45"

Seat Height 34.8"

Wheelbase 49"

Fuel Capacity 2.9 Gal.

Dry Weight 378 lbs

Colors Black, Red

* Powerful 449cc, single cylinder, liquid cooled, DOHC, 4 valve engine produces 51HP at 7,500 rpm.

* Lightweight and durable 35mm intake and 28mm exhaust valves provide precise valve control at high rpm.

* Ultra-compact, lightweight, high-tensile steel frame designed for low vibration, optimum rigidity and maximum durability.

* Compact and durable five speed transmission with reverse deliver all that power to the rear tires with maximum efficiency.

* Powerful four valve engine and 378-pounds dry weight give the MTX-450R a leading power-to-weight ratio.

* Reliable, pushbutton electric start in any gear adds extra convenience.

* Double A-Arm Front Suspension with adjustable gas reservoir shocks deliver superb travel and precise handling.

* Rear suspension system is linkage-type, controlled by an adjustable shock with 9.4 inches of travel.

* Lightweight front and rear master cylinders, combined with twin powerful front discs with twin-piston calipers and single rear disc, deliver incredible stopping power with progressive control and feel.

* Multi-function LCD display.

* Cool LED taillight ensure the MTX-450R is highly visible from behind.

* EPA & CARB certified.

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